英语词组on the scene是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

on the scene

in a place where something is happening.

Reporters arrived on the scene within minutes of the explosion.The US commander on the scene has requested 2,000 more troops.

on the scene

At a destination, usually as something is happening there. When did the police arrive on the scene? By the time I arrived on the scene, Kate and Jen were already arguing.

on the scene

Fig. available or present where something is happening or where something has happened. The ambulance was on the scene almost immediately. I wasn't on the scene when it happened.

on the scene

COMMON

1. If someone is on the scene, they are at a place where something is happening. By a piece of luck it was one of my own officers who was first on the scene. The lifeboat is due on the scene about now.

2. If someone is on the scene, they are involved in a situation. Before Alice had arrived on the scene we would go out regularly for the day or the weekend. Aunt Christina appeared on the scene then and looked after Ian and me.

词组	on the scene
释义	Idiom on the scene in a place where something is happening. Reporters arrived on the scene within minutes of the explosion.The US commander on the scene has requested 2,000 more troops. on the scene At a destination, usually as something is happening there. When did the police arrive on the scene? By the time I arrived on the scene, Kate and Jen were already arguing. on the scene Fig. available or present where something is happening or where something has happened. The ambulance was on the scene almost immediately. I wasn't on the scene when it happened. on the scene COMMON 1. If someone is on the scene, they are at a place where something is happening. By a piece of luck it was one of my own officers who was first on the scene. The lifeboat is due on the scene about now. 2. If someone is on the scene, they are involved in a situation. Before Alice had arrived on the scene we would go out regularly for the day or the weekend. Aunt Christina appeared on the scene then and looked after Ian and me.
随便看	filch something from someone/something file file-13 file 13 file 17 file against file against her file against him file against it file against me file against one file against somebody file against someone file against them file against us file against you file away file charges catch a tiger by the tail catch at (something) catch at straw catch a weasel asleep catch a whiff of something catch/bag some rays catch bang to rights