to screenshot
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- verb
- /ˈskriːnʃɒt/
- Texting
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hacer una captura de pantalla
- Make sure to screenshot your conversation with the support agent for reference.
Screenshot it right here, screenshot it right here.
- Screenshot it right here, screenshot it right here.
- The obvious assumption is that one member of the group or more screenshot them and pass them on.
- So I screenshot it because I'm like, wait, am I crazy?
- I can't do that screenshot, add contact, create new contact.
- What double tap in the back of my Apple logo screenshots my phone?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm a screenshot that so you can put on the screen for it Yeah yeah.
Examples
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Please take a screenshot of the webpage so we can review it later.
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A lot of people screenshot them nowadays.
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But you can simply just screenshot that and get it from this video.
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We want you to text someone something and then screenshot their response.
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Um... so today I worked out how to screenshot this:
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Screenshot your schedule for the day and set it as your lock screen to have easy access to where you need to be and when.
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OK, well, maybe you can take a screenshot or maybe you can upvote someone.
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I could not screenshot what was said, so I had to copy and paste:
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Screenshot your GPS location.
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If you want to save this moment, just screenshot the screen on your device.
Synonyms
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3.3
To record video, images, or sound from a device
To take a picture of a web page to save or share
How Precise
Surface Forms
Etymology
Screenshot comes from joining screen ('the display on a device') and shot ('a quick photo'), like in the word snapshot. So to screenshot something is to 'take a picture' of exactly what you see on your screen at that moment.