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Xem thêm: view, aspect, prospect, vista, panorama, shot, picture, fit, tantrum, conniption, view, setting, scenery
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.
n.
the police returned to the scene of the crime
their parting was a sad scene
the most desirable feature of the park are the beautiful views
the political picture is favorable
the religious scene in England has changed in the last century
the first act has three scenes
he had a fit
she threw a tantrum
he made a scene
he painted scenes from everyday life
figure 2 shows photographic and schematic views of the equipment
the perfect setting for a ghost story
they worked all night painting the scenery
