to screen; to show (a movie)

to project (an image onto a screen); to show (a movie, slide etc)

to premiere (a movie or TV show); premiere (of a movie); first-run (movie); to greet (the eye) before anything else (e.g. when entering a room)

(bound form) to become visible (esp. on a surface or in perception)

to shine on; (math., linguistics etc) mapping

projector

reflection; image (in a mirror)

premiere of a movie

to reflect (producing an inverted image)

public screening (of a movie)

CapCut, a short-form video editing app developed by ByteDance 字節跳動|字节跳动[Zi4 jie2 Tiao4 dong4]

to be the mirror image of sth; enantiomorphic; antipodal; enantiomeric (chemistry)

to start showing a movie

(of a light source) to cast one's light on; to project (an image)

hidden from view; alternately hidden and visible; setting off each other

to broadcast a film; to televise

to appear before (one's eyes); to come to (one's mind)

(Tw) to screen a movie

to shine upon; to reflect

to set off by contrast; antithesis; analogy parallelism (linguistics)

variant of 輝映|辉映[hui1 ying4]

joint screening; consecutive screening of collection of movies

(film) preview screening

(of a film or TV show) currently screening as a popular hit

to shine; to illuminate

preview (of a movie); trial screening

to reflect; to shine

to reshow (a movie)

to flash before one's eyes; to flicker

to set off one another

theory of reflection (in dialectic materialism), i.e. every perception reflects physical reality

second-run movie

enantiomer (chemistry)

cinema room; viewing room

CRT (cathode ray tube) used in a computer monitor or TV, aka picture tube (Tw); kinescope

Indian azalea (Rhododendron simsii)

inverse map (math.)

(math.) bijective map

enantiomeric isomerism (chemistry)

(idiom) to greet the eye; to come into view

to come to mind; to come to one's attention

mapping process

(computing) disk image (aka image file); ISO image

to set each other off nicely

lit. to collect fireflies and study by their light (idiom); fig. ambitious student from impoverished background; burning the midnight oil

enantiomeric isomer (chemistry)