英语词汇“scene”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

scenenoun

uk/siːn/us/siːn/

scene noun (THEATRE/FILM)

B1 [ C ] a part of a play or film in which the action stays in one place for a continuous period of time:

the funeral/wedding scene

nude/sex scenes

Juliet dies in Act IV, Scene iii.

More examples

The whole of the banquet scene is mimed.
In the first scene, the camera moves slowly across the room.
It took seven retakes to get the scene exactly right.
a steamy love scene
The love scenes were very tender.

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Cinema & theatre: parts of plays, shows & films

act
blooper reel
byplay
coup de théâtre
curtain call
denouement
finale
flashback
fourth wall
intermission
interval
set piece
showstopper
sketch
stage direction

scene noun (VIEW)

B2 [ C ] a view or picture of a place, event, or activity:

Lowry painted street scenes.

scenes of everyday life

figurative There were scenes of great joy as the hostages were reunited with their families.

More examples

a scene of desolation
Our window looked out on a beautiful alpine scene.
The painting depicts an idyllic pastoral scene of shepherds watching over their grazing sheep.
Picture the scene - the crowds of people and animals, the noise, the dirt.
There is a battle scene on the front cover.

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Pictures

-scape
abstract
aquatint
balloon
canvas
caricature
cartoon
graphics
halo
identikit
illustration
infographic
pencil
pixelated
poster
seascape
self-portrait
shade
sketch
speech bubble

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Geography: scenery & views

scene noun (PLACE)

B2 [ C usually singular ] a place where an unpleasant event has happened:

The police arrived to find a scene of horrifying destruction.

Evidence was found at the scene of the crime.

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Doctors pronounced him clinically dead at the scene of the accident.
Ambulances, police cars and fire engines all converged on the scene.
Bloodstained clothing was found near the scene.
A knife was found at the scene of the crime.
The car had been abandoned two kilometres away from the scene of the robbery.

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Places and locations

a place for everything and everything in its place idiom
action
core
direction
ground zero
heartland
location
oxygen bar
place
point
post
seat
set
setting
situation
spot
station
stronghold
the holy of holies
venue

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scene noun (AREA)

B2 [ S ] a particular area of activity and all the people or things connected with it:

the pop/political/drugs/gay scene

Rap music arrived/came/appeared on the scene in the early 1980s.

informal I'd rather go to a jazz concert - I'm afraid opera isn't really my scene (= is not the type of thing I like).

More examples

the club scene
the British contemporary dance scene
She's the most exciting British singer to emerge on the pop scene for a decade.
He broke onto the music scene with his first single.
The newcomer on the radio scene is a commercial station devoted to classical music.

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Topics & areas of interest

affair
backyard
ground
in your backyard idiom
item
kingdom
matter
specialism
specialty
sphere
stage
subject
subject matter
sweep
talking of sb/sth idiom
theme
themed
thesis
topic
turf

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scene noun (ARGUMENT)

C2 [ C ] an expression of great anger or similar feelings, often between two people, or an occasion when this happens:

Please don't make a scene.

There was a terrible scene and Jayne ended up in tears.

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Arguments & disagreements

argument
belligerent
blow up
conflict
confrontation
contention
counter-argument
disharmony
dispute
dissonance
feud
fracas
Mexican standoff
quibble
rivalry
row 1
shindig
slanging match
trouble
tussle

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Idiom(s)

be on the scene

behind the scenes

set the scene

单词	scene
释义	Contents noun (5) scene (THEATRE/FILM) scene (VIEW) scene (PLACE) scene (AREA) scene (ARGUMENT) Contents noun (6) scene (PLAY/MOVIE) scene (VIEW) scene (PLACE) scene (EVENT) scene (AREA) scene (SHOW) English American scenenoun uk/siːn/us/siːn/ scene noun (THEATRE/FILM) B1 [ C ] a part of a play or film in which the action stays in one place for a continuous period of time: the funeral/wedding scene nude/sex scenes Juliet dies in Act IV, Scene iii. More examples The whole of the banquet scene is mimed. In the first scene, the camera moves slowly across the room. It took seven retakes to get the scene exactly right. a steamy love scene The love scenes were very tender. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cinema & theatre: parts of plays, shows & films act blooper reel byplay coup de théâtre curtain call denouement finale flashback fourth wall intermission interval set piece showstopper sketch stage direction scene noun (VIEW) B2 [ C ] a view or picture of a place, event, or activity: Lowry painted street scenes. scenes of everyday life figurative There were scenes of great joy as the hostages were reunited with their families. More examples a scene of desolation Our window looked out on a beautiful alpine scene. The painting depicts an idyllic pastoral scene of shepherds watching over their grazing sheep. Picture the scene - the crowds of people and animals, the noise, the dirt. There is a battle scene on the front cover. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Pictures -scape abstract aquatint balloon canvas caricature cartoon graphics halo identikit illustration infographic pencil pixelated poster seascape self-portrait shade sketch speech bubble See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Geography: scenery & views scene noun (PLACE) B2 [ C usually singular ] a place where an unpleasant event has happened: The police arrived to find a scene of horrifying destruction. Evidence was found at the scene of the crime. More examples Doctors pronounced him clinically dead at the scene of the accident. Ambulances, police cars and fire engines all converged on the scene. Bloodstained clothing was found near the scene. A knife was found at the scene of the crime. The car had been abandoned two kilometres away from the scene of the robbery. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Places and locations a place for everything and everything in its place idiom action core direction ground zero heartland location oxygen bar place point post seat set setting situation spot station stronghold the holy of holies venue See more results » scene noun (AREA) B2 [ S ] a particular area of activity and all the people or things connected with it: the pop/political/drugs/gay scene Rap music arrived/came/appeared on the scene in the early 1980s. informal I'd rather go to a jazz concert - I'm afraid opera isn't really my scene (= is not the type of thing I like). More examples the club scene the British contemporary dance scene She's the most exciting British singer to emerge on the pop scene for a decade. He broke onto the music scene with his first single. The newcomer on the radio scene is a commercial station devoted to classical music. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Topics & areas of interest affair backyard ground *in your* backyard idiom item kingdom matter specialism specialty sphere stage subject subject matter sweep** talking of sb/sth idiom theme themed thesis topic turf See more results » scene noun (ARGUMENT) C2 [ C ] an expression of great anger or similar feelings, often between two people, or an occasion when this happens: Please don't make a scene. There was a terrible scene and Jayne ended up in tears. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Arguments & disagreements argument belligerent blow up conflict confrontation contention counter-argument disharmony dispute dissonance feud fracas Mexican standoff quibble rivalry row 1 shindig slanging match trouble tussle See more results » Idiom(s) be on the scene behind the scenes set the scene scenenoun us/sin/ scene noun (PLAY/MOVIE) [ C ] a part of a play or movie in which the action stays in one place for a continuous period: The opening scene of the movie was filmed in New York City. scene noun (VIEW) [ C ] a view or picture of a place: The scene from the mountaintop was breathtaking. He painted a street scene. scene noun (PLACE) [ C usually sing ] a place where an actual or imagined event happens: He was convicted of leaving the scene of an accident. Dozens of firefighters converged on the scene (= they arrived at the place quickly). scene noun (EVENT) [ C ] an event, actual or imaginary: The novel recalls scenes from an era that's vanished. scene noun (AREA) [ U ] a particular area of activity or way of life: the fashion/music scene He disappeared from the political scene after failing to win reelection. scene noun (SHOW) [ C ] a show of emotion or anger: She made a scene at the checkout when I wouldn’t buy her any candy.
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scenenoun

scene noun (THEATRE/FILM)

scene noun (VIEW)

scene noun (PLACE)

scene noun (AREA)

scene noun (ARGUMENT)

Idiom(s)

scenenoun

scene noun (PLAY/MOVIE)

scene noun (VIEW)

scene noun (PLACE)

scene noun (EVENT)

scene noun (AREA)

scene noun (SHOW)