英语词汇scene怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

scene /ˈsiːn/ noun

plural scenes

scene

/ˈsiːn/

noun

plural scenes

Learner's definition of SCENE

[count]

a : a division of an act in a play during which the action takes place in a single place without a break in time（戏剧中的）一场

The play's opening scene takes place in the courtyard.这部剧的开场发生在院子里。
Act I, Scene 3第1幕第3场

b : a part of a play, movie, story, etc., in which a particular action or activity occurs（戏剧、电影、故事等的）场景，场面

a famous love/fight/chase scene著名的爱情/打斗/追逐场景
The actor was nervous about his big scene.那位演员对他要演的那出重头戏感到紧张。

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

a winter scene冬日的景色
scenes [=images] of poverty贫穷的景象

[count] : the place of an event or action事发地；现场

This is the scene [=location] where the movie was filmed.这是那部电影的拍摄地。
a crime scene犯罪现场
Police are now at/on the scene.警方现在正在现场。

— often + of

the scene of the crime/attack/accident犯罪/袭击/事故现场
The scene [=setting] of the story is New York City in the 1920s.故事发生在20世纪20年代的纽约市。

[count] : an occurrence in which someone becomes angry and loud in a noticeable way in a public place（在公开场合的）争吵，吵闹 — usually singular通常用单数

There was quite an ugly/angry scene at the restaurant.餐馆里发生了可怕/愤怒的争吵。
The little boy made a scene because his mother wouldn't buy him candy.这个小男孩当众大吵大闹，因为他妈妈不给他买糖果。

[noncount]

a : a particular area of activity that involves many people活动领域；圈子

The music scene is changing in the city.这座城市的音乐界正在发生变化。
The nightclub scene isn't for me. = (informal) Nightclubs are not my scene. [=I do not like to go to nightclubs]夜总会那种地方不适合我。
He is new to the political scene. [=arena]他是政界新人。
After years of making movies, she suddenly vanished from the scene.搞了几年电影制作后，她突然从那个圈子里消失了。

b : someone's usual area of activity or surroundings : the place where someone lives, works, etc.（某人的）活动范围，生活环境，工作环境 — used in the phrase change of scene用于短语change of scene

I'm sick of the cold weather. I need a change of scene. [=I need to go somewhere else]我讨厌这寒冷的天气，我需要换个环境。

[count] : something that happens : an event or occurrence事情；事件

The book describes scenes [=episodes] from his childhood.这本书描写了他孩提时代的故事。

— often + of

scenes of violence暴力事件
a scene of celebration庆祝活动

behind the scenes

: in or into a private or secret place where things are done without being seen or known by the public秘密地；在幕后

The workers behind the scenes have made the event a success.幕后的工作人员促成了此次活动的成功。
They made the deal behind the scenes.他们秘密地做了这笔交易。
We were taken behind the scenes to see the making of the movie.我们被带到后台观摩电影制作。

— see also behind-the-scenes

enter the scene

— see enter

on the scene

— used to say that someone or something is or has become an important part of a situation, activity, etc.（重要的人或事物）出现，亮相，登场，问世

She was lonely for a while, but now there's a new boyfriend on the scene. [=she has a new boyfriend]她孤独了一阵子，但现在生活中有了一个新男友。
a popular singer who first burst on the scene last year一位去年首次亮相的流行歌手
Our lives have changed a lot since computers have come/appeared on the scene.自电脑问世以来，我们的生活发生了很大的变化。

— see also scene 3 (above)

set the scene

: to give someone information that is needed to understand something提供背景信息

Before I tell the story, let me set the scene (for you).在讲故事之前，让我先（给你）介绍一下故事背景。

: to create the conditions in which something can happen为…提供条件

His comments set the scene for an argument.他的评论引起了一场争论。

单词	scene
释义	scene 5 ENTRIES FOUND: scene (noun) behind-the-scenes (adjective) mob scene (noun) enter (verb) set (verb) scene /ˈsiːn/ noun plural scenes scene /ˈsiːn/ noun plural scenes Learner's definition of SCENE 1 [count] a : a division of an act in a play during which the action takes place in a single place without a break in time（戏剧中的）一场 The play's opening scene takes place in the courtyard.这部剧的开场发生在院子里。 Act I, Scene 3第1幕第3场 b : a part of a play, movie, story, etc., in which a particular action or activity occurs（戏剧、电影、故事等的）场景，场面 a famous love/fight/chase scene著名的爱情/打斗/追逐场景 The actor was nervous about his big scene.那位演员对他要演的那出重头戏感到紧张。 2 [count] : a view or sight that looks like a picture景色；景象 a winter scene冬日的景色 scenes [=images] of poverty贫穷的景象 3 [count] : the place of an event or action事发地；现场 This is the scene [=location] where the movie was filmed.这是那部电影的拍摄地。 a crime scene犯罪现场 Police are now at/on the scene.警方现在正在现场。 — often + of the scene of the crime/attack/accident犯罪/袭击/事故现场 The scene [=setting] of the story is New York City in the 1920s.故事发生在20世纪20年代的纽约市。 4 [count] : an occurrence in which someone becomes angry and loud in a noticeable way in a public place（在公开场合的）争吵，吵闹 — usually singular通常用单数 There was quite an ugly/angry scene at the restaurant.餐馆里发生了可怕/愤怒的争吵。 The little boy made a scene because his mother wouldn't buy him candy.这个小男孩当众大吵大闹，因为他妈妈不给他买糖果。 5 [noncount] a : a particular area of activity that involves many people活动领域；圈子 The music scene is changing in the city.这座城市的音乐界正在发生变化。 The nightclub scene isn't for me. = (informal) Nightclubs are not my scene. [=I do not like to go to nightclubs]夜总会那种地方不适合我。 He is new to the political scene. [=arena]他是政界新人。 After years of making movies, she suddenly vanished from the scene.搞了几年电影制作后，她突然从那个圈子里消失了。 b : someone's usual area of activity or surroundings : the place where someone lives, works, etc.（某人的）活动范围，生活环境，工作环境 — used in the phrase change of scene用于短语change of scene I'm sick of the cold weather. I need a change of scene. [=I need to go somewhere else]我讨厌这寒冷的天气，我需要换个环境。 6 [count] : something that happens : an event or occurrence事情；事件 The book describes scenes [=episodes] from his childhood.这本书描写了他孩提时代的故事。 — often + of scenes of violence暴力事件 a scene of celebration庆祝活动 behind the scenes : in or into a private or secret place where things are done without being seen or known by the public秘密地；在幕后 The workers behind the scenes have made the event a success.幕后的工作人员促成了此次活动的成功。 They made the deal behind the scenes.他们秘密地做了这笔交易。 We were taken behind the scenes to see the making of the movie.我们被带到后台观摩电影制作。 — see also behind-the-scenes enter the scene — see enter on the scene — used to say that someone or something is or has become an important part of a situation, activity, etc.（重要的人或事物）出现，亮相，登场，问世 She was lonely for a while, but now there's a new boyfriend on the scene. [=she has a new boyfriend]她孤独了一阵子，但现在生活中有了一个新男友。 a popular singer who first burst on the scene last year一位去年首次亮相的流行歌手 Our lives have changed a lot since computers have come/appeared on the scene.自电脑问世以来，我们的生活发生了很大的变化。 — see also scene 3 (above) set the scene 1 : to give someone information that is needed to understand something提供背景信息 Before I tell the story, let me set the scene (for you).在讲故事之前，让我先（给你）介绍一下故事背景。 2 : to create the conditions in which something can happen为…提供条件 His comments set the scene for an argument.他的评论引起了一场争论。
随便看	at the stroke of at the tender age at the threshold at the time at the top of her lungs at the top of her voice at the top of his class at the top of his form at the top of his/the class at the top of the class at the top of the heap at the top of the hour at the top of the list at the top of the pile at the top of your lungs at the top of your voice at the top of your voice/lungs at the vanguard at the (very) least at the very least At the very moment at the weekend at the wheel at the whim at this moment