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widescreen

1 of 2noun
/ˈwaɪd.skri:n/
Forms:widescreens
1

a type of screen with a wider aspect ratio, often used for films or television displays to provide a broader viewing area

  • The movie was shown on a widescreen for better visual experience.
  • The theater was equipped with a large widescreen for the premiere.
  • He prefers watching sports on a widescreen rather than a regular TV.
  • The new movie was shot in widescreen to enhance the visual impact.
  • I prefer the widescreen for better immersion during action scenes.