scene

Danh từ

nơi xảy ra; hiện trường

the scene of the crime

nơi xảy ra tội ác

cảnh tưởng

the horrific scenes after the earthquake

những cảnh tưởng khủng khiếp sau trận động đất

sự bộc phát tình cảm; sự nổi cơn tam bành; trận bộc phát tình cảm; cơn tam bành

I'm ashamed with you, making a scene in the restaurant like that!

tôi thật xấu hổ vì anh, ai lại nổi cơn tam bành như thế ở quán ăn!

cảnh (phim); lớp (kịch)

(sân khấu) cảnh phông

quang cảnh, cảnh

a delightful rural scene

một cảnh đồng quê thú vị

the scene (khẩu ngữ) cảnh; hiện trạng

the drug scene

cảnh nghiện ngập

the entertainment scene in the West End of London

cảnh ăn chơi giải trí ở mạn tây Luân Đôn

behind the scenes

ở hậu trường

such decisions are made behind the scenes, without public knowledge

những quyết định như thế đã được thực hiện ở hậu trường, công chúng không hề hay biết

come on the scene

(khẩu ngữ)

đến; xuất hiện

he came on the scene just when his country needed a great man to lead

ông ta xuất hiện đúng vào lúc đất nước ông cần một vĩ nhân để nắm quyền lãnh đạo

not one's scene

không phải là điều mà mình có hiểu biết; không phải là điều đúng sở thích mình

I'm not going to the disco, it's just not my scene

tôi không đi khiêu vũ, đơn giản vì nó không đúng sở thích của tôi

on the scene

có mặt, hiện diện

reporters were soon on the scene after the accident

sau tai nạn, các phóng viên đã nhanh chóng có mặt tại hiện trường

set the scene [for something]

tả quang cảnh nơi sắp xảy ra sự việc

tạo cơ hội cho sự việc gì

his arrival set the scene for another argument

anh ta tới, việc đó đã tạo cơ hội cho một cuộc tranh cãi mới

steal the scene

xem steal

* Các từ tương tự:
scene-designer, scene-dock, scene-man, scene-painter, scene-shifter, scene-stealer, scenery
noun

plural scenes

[count] a division of an act in a play during which the action takes place in a single place without a break in time

The play's opening scene takes place in the courtyard.

Act I, Scene 3

a part of a play, movie, story, etc., in which a particular action or activity occurs

a famous love/fight/chase scene

The actor was nervous about his big scene.

[count] :a view or sight that looks like a picture

a winter scene

scenes [=images] of poverty

[count] :the place of an event or action

This is the scene [=location] where the movie was filmed.

a crime scene

Police are now at/on the scene. - often + of

the scene of the crime/attack/accident

The scene [=setting] of the story is New York City in the 1920s.

[count] :an occurrence in which someone becomes angry and loud in a noticeable way in a public place - usually singular

There was quite an ugly/angry scene at the restaurant.

The little boy made a scene because his mother wouldn't buy him candy.

[noncount] a particular area of activity that involves many people

The music scene is changing in the city.

The nightclub scene isn't for me. = (informal) Nightclubs are not my scene. [=I do not like to go to nightclubs]

He is new to the political scene. [=arena]

After years of making movies, she suddenly vanished from the scene.

someone's usual area of activity or surroundings :the place where someone lives, works, etc. - used in the phrase change of scene

I'm sick of the cold weather. I need a change of scene. [=I need to go somewhere else]

[count] :something that happens :an event or occurrence

The book describes scenes [=episodes] from his childhood. - often + of

scenes of violence

a scene of celebration

behind the scenes

in or into a private or secret place where things are done without being seen or known by the public

The workers behind the scenes have made the event a success.

They made the deal behind the scenes.

We were taken behind the scenes to see the making of the movie. - see also behind-the-scenes

enter the scene

xem enter

on the scene

used to say that someone or something is or has become an important part of a situation, activity, etc.

She was lonely for a while, but now there's a new boyfriend on the scene. [=she has a new boyfriend]

a popular singer who first burst on the scene last year

Our lives have changed a lot since computers have come/appeared on the scene. - see also scene 3 (above)

set the scene

to give someone information that is needed to understand something

Before I tell the story, let me set the scene (for you).

to create the conditions in which something can happen

His comments set the scene for an argument.

* Các từ tương tự:
scenery
noun

The scenes of my youth are always in my mind

location

site

place

area

locale

spot

locality

whereabouts

sphere

milieu

backdrop

background

The next scene takes place in Venice. Is the Venice scene ready?

action

episode

part

chapter

section

segment

(stage) setting

mise en scŠne

scenery

She made an unpleasant scene in the restaurant when he refused to sit next to her

commotion

upset

exhibition

display

row

brouhaha

disturbance

furore or US furor

tantrum

argument

altercation

uncomfortable or disagreeable situation

episode

incident

The scene from the terrace was completely tranquil

view

scenery

sight

landscape

seascape

panorama

vista

picture

view

prospect

Sigrid operated behind the scenes and her identity was never revealed to MI

behind the scenes

secretly

privately

clandestinely

confidentially

surreptitiously

on the q

t

or Q

T

We used to make the scene in the Village back in the forties, but no more

make or do the scene

socialize

appear

get around or about

go out

participate

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scene /ˈsiːn/

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