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*scene /sin; siːn/
n [C]
1 a short part of a play or film, when the events happen in one place 〔戏剧中的〕一场; 〔电影中的〕场景，镜头:
She comes on in Act 2, Scene 3. 她在第二幕第三场出场。
a love scene 亲热的镜头
2 a view or picture of a place 〔实际的或画中的〕景色，景致:
a peaceful country scene 宁静的乡间景色
3 the place where an accident or crime happened 〔事故或罪案发生的〕现场:
Firefighters arrived at the scene within minutes. 消防队没几分钟就赶到了现场。
the scene of the crime 犯罪现场
4 the music/fashion/political etc scene a set of activities and the people who are involved in them 音乐圈/时装界/政界等:
Exciting things have been happening on the London music scene. 伦敦的音乐圈里发生着一些振奋人心的事。
5 [usually singular 一般用单数] a loud angry argument in a public place 当众吵闹，发脾气:
Sit down and stop making a scene! 坐下，别吵了！
6 behind the scenes if preparations, discussions etc take place behind the scenes, they do not happen publicly and most people do not see them or know about them 暗中，秘密地; 在幕后:
You have no idea what goes on behind the scenes. 你不知道幕后是怎么回事。
7 set the scene
a) to provide the conditions in which an event can happen 〔为某事的发生〕提供条件，作好准备:
an invention that set the scene for dramatic changes in all our lives 为我们的生活产生巨变提供条件的一项发明
b) to describe the situation before you tell a story 叙述背景
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