Definition of flat screen in English:

flat screen

noun

usually as modifier A television or computer screen that is perfectly flat rather than slightly curved and that has a slim casing.
（电视机或计算机的）平面屏幕，纯平屏幕
a flat-screen TV
纯平电视机。
Example sentencesExamples
- A flat-screen TV is different from a flat-panel set.
- The Labour MP also claimed for two flat-screen televisions exactly a year apart.
- A warped orthopedic key board sat in the center of an array of six flat screens.
- The most contentious item was a 2,600 home cinema system including a 40 in flat-screen television.
- Critics say flat screens are less good at coping with conventional TV.
- The home of the future naturally has a wide flat-screen television.
- Hillaryland spent like a hedge fund manager in a flat-screen TV store.
- Apple recently dropped all glass tubing across its range by adding a flat screen to the new iMac.
- External screens can be of the flat screen or glass-tube variety.
- Bill Taylor wants everyone to be able to afford a big flat-screen television.
- The sofa faces a media center that includes a flat-screen television.
- The new videos shown here, designed for presentation on small flat screens, were deliberately kept modest in scale.
- The centre also boasts computer terminals with flat screen monitors for use by visitors.
- Hanging on a nearby wall, was a large flat-screen monitor used to display the same information.
- At night, it turned into a haven for sports fans who like to watch their games on oversized flatscreen TVs.
- A flat-screen television set was installed, which is still used to view operas.
- Dell Coupons can be found for a full range of products from digital cameras to laptop computers to flat screen monitors.
- Koch did not use campaign funds to pay for the LCD flat-screen television, which his spokesman said he uses for presentations.
- The information downloaded from the web to the palm-sized computers is displayed on a small, four-inch flat screen.
- I also have a new flat-screen monitor at work.

Definition of flat screen in US English:

flat screen

noun

usually as modifier A television or computer screen that is perfectly flat rather than slightly curved and that has a slim casing.
（电视机或计算机的）平面屏幕，纯平屏幕
a flat-screen TV
纯平电视机。
Example sentencesExamples
- The home of the future naturally has a wide flat-screen television.
- The most contentious item was a 2,600 home cinema system including a 40 in flat-screen television.
- The new videos shown here, designed for presentation on small flat screens, were deliberately kept modest in scale.
- Hanging on a nearby wall, was a large flat-screen monitor used to display the same information.
- A flat-screen TV is different from a flat-panel set.
- Koch did not use campaign funds to pay for the LCD flat-screen television, which his spokesman said he uses for presentations.
- Critics say flat screens are less good at coping with conventional TV.
- External screens can be of the flat screen or glass-tube variety.
- The Labour MP also claimed for two flat-screen televisions exactly a year apart.
- Dell Coupons can be found for a full range of products from digital cameras to laptop computers to flat screen monitors.
- The sofa faces a media center that includes a flat-screen television.
- Bill Taylor wants everyone to be able to afford a big flat-screen television.
- Apple recently dropped all glass tubing across its range by adding a flat screen to the new iMac.
- I also have a new flat-screen monitor at work.
- The information downloaded from the web to the palm-sized computers is displayed on a small, four-inch flat screen.
- A flat-screen television set was installed, which is still used to view operas.
- At night, it turned into a haven for sports fans who like to watch their games on oversized flatscreen TVs.
- Hillaryland spent like a hedge fund manager in a flat-screen TV store.
- A warped orthopedic key board sat in the center of an array of six flat screens.
- The centre also boasts computer terminals with flat screen monitors for use by visitors.

单词	flat screen
释义	Definition of flat screen in English: flat screen noun usually as modifier A television or computer screen that is perfectly flat rather than slightly curved and that has a slim casing. （电视机或计算机的）平面屏幕，纯平屏幕 a flat-screen TV 纯平电视机。 Example sentencesExamples A flat-screen TV is different from a flat-panel set. The Labour MP also claimed for two flat-screen televisions exactly a year apart. A warped orthopedic key board sat in the center of an array of six flat screens. The most contentious item was a 2,600 home cinema system including a 40 in flat-screen television. Critics say flat screens are less good at coping with conventional TV. The home of the future naturally has a wide flat-screen television. Hillaryland spent like a hedge fund manager in a flat-screen TV store. Apple recently dropped all glass tubing across its range by adding a flat screen to the new iMac. External screens can be of the flat screen or glass-tube variety. Bill Taylor wants everyone to be able to afford a big flat-screen television. The sofa faces a media center that includes a flat-screen television. The new videos shown here, designed for presentation on small flat screens, were deliberately kept modest in scale. The centre also boasts computer terminals with flat screen monitors for use by visitors. Hanging on a nearby wall, was a large flat-screen monitor used to display the same information. At night, it turned into a haven for sports fans who like to watch their games on oversized flatscreen TVs. A flat-screen television set was installed, which is still used to view operas. Dell Coupons can be found for a full range of products from digital cameras to laptop computers to flat screen monitors. Koch did not use campaign funds to pay for the LCD flat-screen television, which his spokesman said he uses for presentations. The information downloaded from the web to the palm-sized computers is displayed on a small, four-inch flat screen. I also have a new flat-screen monitor at work. Definition of flat screen in US English: flat screen noun usually as modifier A television or computer screen that is perfectly flat rather than slightly curved and that has a slim casing. （电视机或计算机的）平面屏幕，纯平屏幕 a flat-screen TV 纯平电视机。 Example sentencesExamples The home of the future naturally has a wide flat-screen television. The most contentious item was a 2,600 home cinema system including a 40 in flat-screen television. The new videos shown here, designed for presentation on small flat screens, were deliberately kept modest in scale. Hanging on a nearby wall, was a large flat-screen monitor used to display the same information. A flat-screen TV is different from a flat-panel set. Koch did not use campaign funds to pay for the LCD flat-screen television, which his spokesman said he uses for presentations. Critics say flat screens are less good at coping with conventional TV. External screens can be of the flat screen or glass-tube variety. The Labour MP also claimed for two flat-screen televisions exactly a year apart. Dell Coupons can be found for a full range of products from digital cameras to laptop computers to flat screen monitors. The sofa faces a media center that includes a flat-screen television. Bill Taylor wants everyone to be able to afford a big flat-screen television. Apple recently dropped all glass tubing across its range by adding a flat screen to the new iMac. I also have a new flat-screen monitor at work. The information downloaded from the web to the palm-sized computers is displayed on a small, four-inch flat screen. A flat-screen television set was installed, which is still used to view operas. At night, it turned into a haven for sports fans who like to watch their games on oversized flatscreen TVs. Hillaryland spent like a hedge fund manager in a flat-screen TV store. A warped orthopedic key board sat in the center of an array of six flat screens. The centre also boasts computer terminals with flat screen monitors for use by visitors.
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