scene

/siːn/

Rango de frecuencia #833

scene

Definiciones

  1. Sustantivo

    The place where something happens.

    Ejemplos

    • Police arrived at the scene of the crime.
    • The woman was pronounced dead at the scene.
  2. Sustantivo

    In old-fashioned use, the stage of a theater.

    Ejemplos

    • They stood in the centre of the scene, waiting for their cue.
    • The actors walked onto the scene.
  3. Sustantivo

    The painted background and objects on a stage.

    Ejemplos

    • Workers painted the scenes for the new play.
    • The crew changed the scenes between acts.
  4. Sustantivo

    A part of a play or film that happens in one place or time.

    Ejemplos

    • The play has three acts and twenty five scenes.
    • The saddest scene is the last one.
  5. Sustantivo

    The place and time in which a story is set.

    Ejemplos

    • The scene of the story is a small village.
    • The story's scene changes from London to Paris.
  6. Sustantivo

    What you see happening around you at one moment.

    Ejemplos

    • He looked at the scene to check for danger.
    • They saw an angry scene outside the pub.
  7. Sustantivo

    A view of a place or the land around you.

    Ejemplos

    • We stopped to enjoy the peaceful scene by the lake.
    • He turned back to look at the busy scene before him.
  8. Sustantivo

    A loud, angry or emotional show in front of other people.

    Ejemplos

    • The teacher told the students not to cause a scene.
    • The angry customer made a scene in the shop.
  9. Sustantivo

    A part of a story in a book that shows one event.

    Ejemplos

    • The writer opened the chapter with a tense scene.
    • A well written scene can carry the whole story.
  10. Sustantivo

    A group of people who share an interest, and the places where they meet.

    Ejemplos

    • She got into the punk scene at an early age.
    • The city has a lively music scene.

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