Übersetzung für "Fernsehschirm" in Englisch

You can see what you're doing on TV. See you.

He's receiving digitised data from a television screen.

The same holds true for the display of information on the video screen.

But she'll battle like bingo, boys When it comes to keeping the tv screen clean.

You would like to hang your TV screen on the wall without any cables being visible.

The region menu will now appear on the TV screen.

Colors are not properly displayed on TV screen.

A robot laughs at Donald's picture on a video screen.

This will show the signal from the player on your TV screen.

At the same time, the picture from the door camera appears on the TV screen.

The shape of the picture calls to mind a television screen.

All rooms are equipped with bathrooms, separate WC, WiFi, and television screens LCD.

The suffering of millions of fellow human beings fills our television screens day after day.

This can be a certain form of music or a visual program offered to your television screen.

You are not and may well never be the model who flashes across the TV screen.

Safe Move shows Johanna the easiest and safest route to the event – on the television screen.

The display means 14 can then be utilized for any other purpose, e.g. a television screen.

Also, there is a fitness room and a part with relaxing chairs and a large TV-screen.

With billions of viewers at their TV screens, a lot is riding on reliable satellite transmissions.

Our citizens see daily on television a Europe playing no part in world policies and world strategy.

There is no question that, because America is closer, because it has the capacity to mobilise as quickly as it did, then the pictures you will see on your television screens will be of them.

Does the Council intend to propose structural measures to improve working relations at European level in order to remove the strong opposition and protests that we see on television in all the Member States?

Having just seen a television screen displaying a score of one nil, I consider, in a thoroughly European spirit, that, yes, it is a good result.

Maybe it's the meds but... sometimes I get this weird read on people like a blank TV screen.

Some of the surviving live transmissions of the Nazi German television station Fernsehsender Paul Nipkow, dating as far back as the 1930s, were recorded by pointing a 35mm camera to a receiver's screen, although most surviving Nazi live television programs such as the 1936 Summer Olympics (not to confuse with the cinematic footage made during the same event by Leni Riefenstahl for her film Olympia), a number of Nuremberg Rallies, or official state visits (such as Benito Mussolini's) were shot directly on 35mm instead and transmitted over the air as a television signal, with only a two minutes' delay from the original event, by means of the so-called Zwischenfilmverfahren (see intermediate film system) from an early outside broadcast van on the site.

320 million viewers spend, on average, more than two hours a day in front of their television sets being entertained or informed by several dozen channels broadcast in the normal way or by cable or satellite.