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Meanings of big screens in English

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Usage of big screens in English
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You know, the movies and TV shows will be on big screens.
The new yorker
2
Vuvuzela-wielding fans scaled trees, walls and scaffolding to watch the big screens.
Reuters
3
They're showing Nintendo trivia on the big screens to keep us occupied.
Wired
4
Those out of sight can still view what's happening via the big screens.
The South African
5
But big screens are likely to take a much slower road to profits.
Reuters
6
Some people say well those homes are too small for these big screens.
Reuters
7
Thousands gathered in silence outside the ceremony watching the service on big screens
The Guardian
8
Barney Valley's, the Corkonian and Flanagan's all have big screens and serve Guinness.
The Guardian
9
We have all been a little over-romanticized when it comes to big screens.
Ebony
10
You'll be able to get a good view on the big screens in there.'
Zero Point
11
The smartphone commands attention in a way that big screens rarely do these days.
Reuters
12
The video was broadcast on big screens at the start of Tuesday's press conference.
News.com.au
13
These typically sip power anyway, and have pretty big screens.
Wired
14
It was broadcast on the big screens throughout the rehearsal.
BBC
15
Over at the Congress Center, they always have CNN up on the big screens.
The one-week job project: one man, one year, 52 jobs
16
They'd been dragged from their big screens and the basketball matchup of the century.
Speaking in Bones
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Big screens through the time
Big screens across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common