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screenful

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screenful [ˈskriːnfʊl] N → pantalla f
screenful [ˈskriːnfʊl] n (on computer screen) → page-écran m
screen goddess n → déesse f de l'écran
screenful
n (Comput) → Inhalt m → einer Bildschirmseite
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Many of the popular search engines allow you to do this, so that your search results will appear as a screenful of pictures instead of lines of text.
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A thump shook it into life and then I got a screenful of instructions I couldn't understand and a message to tell me I was 'in safe mode'.
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For Peter Savill's sake, if we can put a miniature camera on a man's helmet, why, oh why, can't we manage a seamless transition to a second screenful of prices.
Peter Thomas: Sporting pleasure blunted by these thorns in my side by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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