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scene /siːn/► SEE ALLarrive/come on the scenecreate/make a scene(not) sb’s sceneset the scene/stage (for sth)
●arrive/come on the ˈscenearrive in/at a place, probably to change the existing situation 到达现场；露面；出现◆John and I were really happy together until she came on the scene.
她没搅和进来之前我和约翰在一起真的很开心。◆By the time the police arrived on the scene, it was too late.
警察赶到时，已经太晚了。●create/make a ˈscenecomplain noisily, behave badly, etc. especially in a public place （尤指在公共场所）大吵大闹◆Please don’t create a scene in public.
公共场所，请勿喧哗。●(not) sb’s ˈscene (informal) (not) the kind of place, activity, etc. that sb likes or feels comfortable with （不）合某人的胃口；（非）某人喜欢的场所（或活动等）◆The resort wasn’t really our scene. Most of the people were much older than us and there wasn’t any nightlife.
这次度假胜地不太合我们的意。大多数人都比我们年龄大得多，而且也没有任何夜生活。◆I don’t like going to clubs. A quiet evening with friends is much more my scene.
我不喜欢去夜总会。同朋友在一起度过一个安静的夜晚更对我的口味。●set the ˈscene/ˈstage (for sth)1. give sb the information they need in order to understand what comes next （向…）叙述背景◆The first few chapters of the book just set the scene.
这本书的开头几章只是背景介绍。2. create the conditions in which sth can easily happen （为…）创造条件，作好准备◆His arrival set the scene for another argument.
他的到来又引起了一场争论。◆With so many economic and political problems, the stage was set for another war.
存在这么多经济和政治问题，引发新的战争在所难免。 |