prescreening
- noun
- /ˌpriːˈskriːnɪŋ/
:
preestreno
- Journalists attended the prescreening to write early reviews before the official release.
Examples
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Tickets for the prescreening sold out within minutes due to high demand.
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The director invited a select group of fans to the prescreening of the new movie.
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The prescreening of the new film was a huge success.
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I attended a prescreening of the latest Marvel movie.
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The director invited a select group of fans to the prescreening of the new movie.
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Journalists attended the prescreening to write early reviews before the official release.
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I attended a prescreening of the latest Marvel movie.
Synonyms
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2.9
A short showing of a film or play before it opens
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2.3
An event when people go to see something like a film or artwork
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3.4
A quick first look at something not yet released
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2.8
A showing of a movie for an audience
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3.7
An early showing of a film or product before its official release
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2.1
A time when people can watch a film or play
A short check before a main selection or release
How Exclusive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Prescreening comes from pre- ('before') and screen (like a movie screen). A helpful way to remember it is a small showing 'before' the public sees the film, so it is an advance showing for a limited audience.