Definitions
- Referring to the surface of a device that displays information, such as a computer or phone screen. - Talking about a physical barrier used to separate or protect something, such as a privacy screen or a fire screen. - Describing the process of examining or testing something for suitability or quality, such as screening job applicants or screening a movie.
- Referring to the output of visual information on a screen, monitor, or other device. - Talking about a public exhibition of art, products, or information. - Describing the act of showing or exhibiting something, such as displaying emotions or displaying a talent.
List of Similarities
- 1Both involve showing or presenting information.
- 2Both can be used to refer to the output on a device screen.
- 3Both can be used in the context of exhibitions or presentations.
- 4Both can be used as verbs or nouns.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: Screen is primarily used to refer to the surface of a device that displays information, while display is more versatile and can refer to a wider range of presentations or exhibitions.
- 2Physicality: Screen often refers to a physical object, while display can refer to both physical and non-physical presentations.
- 3Usage: Screen is often used in technical or professional contexts, while display is more commonly used in everyday language.
- 4Connotation: Screen can have a connotation of filtering or selecting, while display can have a connotation of showcasing or exhibiting.
Remember this!
Screen and display are synonyms that both involve showing or presenting information. However, screen is primarily used to refer to the surface of a device that displays information, while display is more versatile and can refer to a wider range of presentations or exhibitions. Additionally, screen can have a connotation of filtering or selecting, while display can have a connotation of showcasing or exhibiting.
