scene

کلمات مرتبط(scene):بازگشت به واژه scenea comic scene
change of scene
drop-scene
primal scene
scene of action
scene stealer
the scene is laid in paris
to screen a scene
to shiftthe scene

منظره ،چشم انداز،مجلس ،پرده جزء صحنه نمايش ،صحنه ،جاى وقوع ،مرحلهکلمات مرتبط(9)

منظره ، چشم انداز، مجلس، پرده جزئ صحنه نمایش، صحنه ، جای وقوع، مرحله .

scene

Từ điển Collocation

scene noun

1 place where sth happened

ADJ. accident, crash, murder footprints found near the murder scene

VERB + SCENE attend, be on PC Michael Potter attended the scene. | arrive at/on, reach An ambulance soon arrived at the scene of the accident. | leave | be called to The police were called to the scene. | survey He surveyed the scene with horror.

PREP. at the ~ Police say the man died at the scene. | on the ~ Photographers were on the scene in seconds. | ~ of The criminal often revisits the scene of the crime.

2 what you see around you

ADJ. beautiful, charming, idyllic, peaceful, picturesque | appalling, distressing, horrific | touching | bizarre, extraordinary, strange She opened the door on an extraordinary scene of disorder. | familiar | domestic a touching domestic scene | ever-changing I stared out of the window of the train on the ever-changing scene. | city, country, rural, street

VERB + SCENE watch, witness

SCENE + VERB occur, take place, unfold We sat in horror watching the scenes of violence unfold before us. | be reminiscent of sth Paramedics tended the wounded in scenes reminiscent of wartime.

PREP. amid/amidst ~s of The star arrived amidst scenes of excitement. | in a/the ~ | ~ from scenes from Greek mythology | ~ of He painted scenes of country life. The battlefield was a scene of utter carnage.

PHRASES a change of scene You're exhausted. What you need is a complete change of scene.

3 one part of book, play, etc.

ADJ. opening | climactic, final, last | dramatic, funny, steamy, touching, tragic The film has several steamy bedroom scenes. | action, battle, bedroom, crowd, death, fight, love, nude, sex

VERB + SCENE act, play She plays the love scenes brilliantly. | rehearse, run through to run through the final scene again | film, shoot | set The scene is set in the first paragraph with an account of Sally's childhood. | change | steal The little girl stole the scene from all the big stars.

SCENE + VERB take place | shift Then the scene shifts to the kitchen.

SCENE + NOUN change

PREP. in a/the ~ He appears in the opening scene. | ~ between There is a dramatic fight scene between the two brothers.

PHRASES behind the scenes (= behind the stage), a change of scene

4 public display of anger, etc.

ADJ. big | little | angry, ugly, unpleasant, terrible | emotional, violent

VERB + SCENE cause, create, make Quiet, now! Don't make a scene! | have

PREP. ~ between There have been a couple of ugly scenes between him and the manager. | ~ with She had some terrible scenes with her father.

5 area of activity

ADJ. burgeoning, flourishing, lively | contemporary | international, local, world | art, club, comedy, drug/drugs, economic, education/educational, fashion, gay, literary, music/musical, political, social, sporting, etc. He is heavily involved in the local art scene.

VERB + SCENE be involved in, be part of | appear on, arrive on, come on/onto Owen arrived on the international scene in the 1998 World Cup. | vanish from Many of the stars of the nineties have completely vanished from the music scene. | dominate

PREP. on/onto the ~ the eruption of Cuban music onto the world scene

PHRASES a newcomer to the scene The film's dir | not your scene (informal) Hillwalking is not my scene, so I stayed at home.

Từ điển WordNet

    n.

  • the place where some action occurs

    the police returned to the scene of the crime

  • an incident (real or imaginary)

    their parting was a sad scene

  • the visual percept of a region; view, aspect, prospect, vista, panorama

    the most desirable feature of the park are the beautiful views

  • a consecutive series of pictures that constitutes a unit of action in a film; shot
  • a situation treated as an observable object; picture

    the political picture is favorable

    the religious scene in England has changed in the last century

  • a subdivision of an act of a play

    the first act has three scenes

  • a display of bad temper; fit, tantrum, conniption

    he had a fit

    she threw a tantrum

    he made a scene

  • graphic art consisting of the graphic or photographic representation of a visual percept; view

    he painted scenes from everyday life

    figure 2 shows photographic and schematic views of the equipment

  • the context and environment in which something is set; setting

    the perfect setting for a ghost story

  • the painted structures of a stage set that are intended to suggest a particular locale; scenery

    they worked all night painting the scenery

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English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

scenes
syn.: act explosion flare-up landscape lookout outburst picture setting sight storm view vista