Pronunciation: /skriːn ɡræb/
noun a digital image captured from a computer or phone screen
A1 I took a screen grab of the funny meme my friend sent me.
A2 Can you show me how to do a screen grab on my computer?
B1 I used a screen grab to capture the important information from the presentation.
B2 The screen grab I took of the video game glitch went viral on social media.
C1 The quality of the screen grab was so clear, it looked like a professional photograph.
C2 I always use screen grabs to document my research findings for future reference.
verb to capture a digital image from a computer or phone screen
A1 I can screen grab a funny meme to share with my friends.
A2 She screen grabs interesting articles to read later.
B1 Students are not allowed to screen grab answers during exams.
B2 The journalist screen grabbed the incriminating evidence before it was deleted.
C1 He was able to screen grab the leaked documents before they were taken down.
C2 The hacker screen grabbed sensitive information from the company's database.
formal I took a screen grab of the error message to send to the IT department.
informal I did a screen grab of that funny meme to share with my friends.
slang I snagged a screen grab of that epic fail to post on social media.
figurative She made a mental screen grab of the beautiful sunset to remember forever.
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