英语词汇scene的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

scene /siːn/ noun 1. a part of a play or filmphrasesscene one/two etc At the end of scene one, a ship magically appears on the stage.adjectives/nouns + scenethe first/opening scene The opening scene of the play is set in a forest.the final/last/closing scene We do not know who killed her until the final scene.a funny/sad/violent etc scene Some of the scenes are very violent.a love/fight/death etc scene She said she ate garlic before doing love scenes.a bedroom/courtroom scene The courtroom scene is at the centre of the film.a nude scene (=in which an actor wears no clothes) Some actors refuse to do nude scenes.verbsa scene takes place somewhere/is set somewhere The scene takes place in a bar.act/play/do a scene The director tells you how to play your scenes. | He’s good at doing funny scenes.film/shoot a scene It took 20 attempts to shoot that scene.rehearse a scene/run through a scene (=practise it) First, we run through our scenes, then filming begins.cut/delete a scene They had to cut some scenes because they were too violent.prepositionsa scene from sth We rehearsed a scene from ‘Romeo and Juliet’.a scene between sb and sb The scenes between Kate and her daughter were particularly sad.in a scene He is killed in the final scene.2. a type of activity that people are involved inadjectives/nouns + scenea lively/vibrant scene (=interesting and exciting) Berlin has a lively arts scene.a thriving/flourishing scene (=with a lot of interesting things happening) The UK has a thriving music scene.the national/international/world scene He is a major figure on the international political scene. | The magazine gives an overview of the national music scene.the political/cultural/literary scene Anthony Burgess had a huge influence on the literary scene. | He is a newcomer to the political scene.the music/theatre/arts scene Do you know anything about the New York arts scene? | Britain has a lively contemporary arts scene.the jazz/pop/rap etc scene She is the best singer on the jazz scene today.the social scene (=parties etc that people go to, to enjoy themselves) She loved the city, and really enjoyed the social scene.the club scene (=going to nightclubs) He knows everything about the local club scene.the drug scene (=taking illegal drugs) He regrets getting caught up in the drug scene.the gay scene (=clubs and pubs where gay people go) He knew his way around the New York gay scene.verbsbe part of a scene These parties were an important part of the social scene.be involved in a scene I knew that he was involved in the music scene.appear/arrive on the scene (=become known) She first appeared on the arts scene in 2010.burst/explode onto the scene (=suddenly become very well known) He burst onto the film scene in 2008.dominate a scene (=have a very big effect on it) The issue continues to dominate the political scene.disappear/vanish from the scene Many great players have now disappeared from the scene.3. the place where an accident, crime etc happenednouns + scenea crime/murder scene Detectives are already at the crime scene. | His blood matched that found at the murder scene.an accident/crash scene Keep away from accident scenes unless you are there to help. | People living near the crash scene said they heard the plane’s engine cut out.verbsbe called to the scene Armed police were called to the scene.arrive at/on the scene By the time I arrived on the scene it was too late.reach the scene Rescuers are still trying to reach the crash scene.go/rush/run to the scene He went to the scene and was shocked at what he saw.attend the scene formal (=be there) One of our officers attended the scene.leave the scene also depart from the scene formal Do not allow anyone to leave the scene.run/flee from the scene The murderer then fled the scene.close off a scene (=not allow anyone to enter) The murder scene is now closed off.prepositionsat the scene Investigators are now at the scene.on the scene Journalists were on the scene within minutes.the scene of sth The police soon arrived at the scene of the crime.

词组	scene
释义	scene /siːn/ noun 1. a part of a play or filmphrasesscene one/two etc At the end of scene one, a ship magically appears on the stage.adjectives/nouns + scenethe first/opening scene The opening scene of the play is set in a forest.the final/last/closing scene We do not know who killed her until the final scene.a funny/sad/violent etc scene Some of the scenes are very violent.a love/fight/death etc scene She said she ate garlic before doing love scenes.a bedroom/courtroom scene The courtroom scene is at the centre of the film.a nude scene (=in which an actor wears no clothes) Some actors refuse to do nude scenes.verbsa scene takes place somewhere/is set somewhere The scene takes place in a bar.act/play/do a scene The director tells you how to play your scenes. \| He’s good at doing funny scenes.film/shoot a scene It took 20 attempts to shoot that scene.rehearse a scene/run through a scene (=practise it) First, we run through our scenes, then filming begins.cut/delete a scene They had to cut some scenes because they were too violent.prepositionsa scene from sth We rehearsed a scene from ‘Romeo and Juliet’.a scene between sb and sb The scenes between Kate and her daughter were particularly sad.in a scene He is killed in the final scene.2. a type of activity that people are involved inadjectives/nouns + scenea lively/vibrant scene (=interesting and exciting) Berlin has a lively arts scene.a thriving/flourishing scene (=with a lot of interesting things happening) The UK has a thriving music scene.the national/international/world scene He is a major figure on the international political scene. \| The magazine gives an overview of the national music scene.the political/cultural/literary scene Anthony Burgess had a huge influence on the literary scene. \| He is a newcomer to the political scene.the music/theatre/arts scene Do you know anything about the New York arts scene? \| Britain has a lively contemporary arts scene.the jazz/pop/rap etc scene She is the best singer on the jazz scene today.the social scene (=parties etc that people go to, to enjoy themselves) She loved the city, and really enjoyed the social scene.the club scene (=going to nightclubs) He knows everything about the local club scene.the drug scene (=taking illegal drugs) He regrets getting caught up in the drug scene.the gay scene (=clubs and pubs where gay people go) He knew his way around the New York gay scene.verbsbe part of a scene These parties were an important part of the social scene.be involved in a scene I knew that he was involved in the music scene.appear/arrive on the scene (=become known) She first appeared on the arts scene in 2010.burst/explode onto the scene (=suddenly become very well known) He burst onto the film scene in 2008.dominate a scene (=have a very big effect on it) The issue continues to dominate the political scene.disappear/vanish from the scene Many great players have now disappeared from the scene.3. the place where an accident, crime etc happenednouns + scenea crime/murder scene Detectives are already at the crime scene. \| His blood matched that found at the murder scene.an accident/crash scene Keep away from accident scenes unless you are there to help. \| People living near the crash scene said they heard the plane’s engine cut out.verbsbe called to the scene Armed police were called to the scene.arrive at/on the scene By the time I arrived on the scene it was too late.reach the scene Rescuers are still trying to reach the crash scene.go/rush/run to the scene He went to the scene and was shocked at what he saw.attend the scene formal (=be there) One of our officers attended the scene.leave the scene also depart from the scene formal Do not allow anyone to leave the scene.run/flee from the scene The murderer then fled the scene.close off a scene (=not allow anyone to enter) The murder scene is now closed off.prepositionsat the scene Investigators are now at the scene.on the scene Journalists were on the scene within minutes.the scene of sth The police soon arrived at the scene of the crime.
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