scene
scene 英 [si:n] 美 [sin]
n. 场面;情景;
名词复数:scenes
- A scene is where something happens or happened. How did you know that the thief would return to the scene of the crime?
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- n. 场面;情景;
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1. What a sad scene!
多么凄惨的景象!
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2. The scene will remain in my memory.
那情景将会在我的记忆中。
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3. Firefighters were on the scene immediately.
消防队立刻赶到现场。
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4. She witnessed some very distressing scenes.
她目睹过一些令人非常痛苦的场面。
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5. I got very nervous before my big scene.
在演那场重头戏之前,我非常紧张。
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6. a delightful rural scene
赏心悦目的乡村风光
- scene (n.) 1530s, "subdivision of an act of a play," also "stage-setting," from Middle French scène (14c.), from Latin scaena, scena "scene, stage of a theater," from Greek skene "wooden stage for actors," also "that which is represented on stage," originally "tent or booth," related to skia "shadow, shade," via notion of "something that gives shade" (see Ascians). According to Beekes' sources, the Greek word "originally denoted any light construction of cloth hung between tree branches in order to provide shadow, under which one could shelter, sleep, celebrate festivities, etc."
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