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scene

UK
/siːn/
US
/sin/

Traductions

scenenoun
scenes
pl
UK
/siːn/
US
/sin/
место происшествия
The police arrived quickly at the crime scene.
Полиция быстро прибыла на место происшествия.
The actors performed on the stage during the scene.
Актеры выступали на сцене во время сцены.
The movie's most exciting scene was the car chase.
Самый захватывающий эпизод фильма был погоней на машинах.
Traductions supplémentaires
картина
зрелище
Synonymes
stage
environment
scenario
backdrop
view
sight
setting
landscape
picture
locale
sceneadjective
more scene
Comp.
most scene
Super.
UK
/siːn/
US
/sin/
Attributive and slang use meaning ‘fashionable’ or pertaining to a particular youth subculture.

Définitions

scenenoun
The place where an incident in real life or fiction occurs or occurred.
The police arrived quickly at the scene of the accident.
A sequence of continuous action in a play, movie, opera, or book.
The final scene of the movie was both thrilling and emotional.
A place or setting regarded as having a particular character or making a particular impression.
The café was a popular scene for artists and writers.
A public display of emotion or anger.
She made a scene when she found out her order was wrong.
A subdivision of an act in a play in which the time is continuous and the setting fixed.
The play's second act opens with a dramatic courtroom scene.
A representation or view of a place, incident, or event in art, photography, or literature.
The artist painted a serene mountain scene.
A sphere of activity or group of people sharing a common interest, especially in music, fashion, or subculture.
She quickly became a well-known figure on the local indie music scene.
The visual appearance of a place; the landscape or view that can be seen from a particular spot.
From the summit the hikers enjoyed a breathtaking scene of the valley below.
sceneadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a fashionable youth subculture noted for distinctive music and style; trendy or edgy (slang).
He got a new, brightly colored haircut for a more scene look.
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to a theatrical, film, or staged scene.
The crew rehearsed the scene changes between acts.
Used attributively to describe something connected with theatrical scenery or stage production.
She took a job in the scene shop to learn how stage sets are constructed.
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