scene
gb/sˈin/ us/sˈin/
A2
英语
~ 1200
义项
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名词
A2
entity
1
part of a film, play, or book
One part of a movie, play, or book that shows one event or place.
用法模式：
a scene in [a movie/play/book]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'scene' with 'scenery'; 'scene' is about an event or part of a story, while 'scenery' is about the view or background.
近义词
segment (A neutral term for a section of a whole, but less tied to theatrical or cinematic works.)
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sequence (Often refers to a series of related shots or events in film, broader than a single scene.)
反义词
whole story (Refers to the complete work rather than one part of it.)
搭配
opening scene
|dramatic scene
|love scene
|action scene
|final scene
主题
entertainment
|literature
|arts_entertainment
|communication
|education
例句
- The car chase scene was the most exciting part of the film.
- She cried during the final scene of the play.
- They had to reshoot the opening scene due to bad lighting.
- This scene takes place in Paris.
- The director cut a violent scene from the movie.
学习者例句
- I like the last scene in the movie.
- The first scene is very funny.
- We watched a sad scene.
- The scene is in a small room.
- He plays in a short scene.
名词
B1
entity
2
place where something happens
The place where something happens.
用法模式：
the scene of [an event/crime/accident]
常见错误：
Learners may confuse 'scene' with 'place' without realizing that 'scene' often implies something notable or significant happened there.
近义词
site (A formal term for a place where something happens; less emotional than 'scene'.)
反义词
elsewhere (Refers to any place other than the location of an event.)
搭配
crime scene
|scene of the accident
|at the scene
|leave the scene
主题
daily life
|news
|space
|core_vocabulary
|law
例句
- Police arrived quickly at the scene of the crime.
- The reporters gathered at the scene of the accident.
- Firefighters worked at the scene until midnight.
- Tourists visited the historic battle scene.
- He left the scene before anyone noticed.
学习者例句
- We went to the scene of the fire.
- The police are at the crime scene.
- He left the scene fast.
- The accident scene was busy.
- They came to the scene quickly.
名词
B1
event
3
display of emotion in public
A loud or emotional action in public that makes people look.
用法模式：
to make/cause a scene
常见错误：
Learners may take 'make a scene' literally as creating a stage set instead of causing public drama.
近义词
outburst (Focuses more on sudden emotion; less about public setting.)
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drama (Informal term for exaggerated emotional behavior.)
反义词
composure (Maintaining calm and control instead of drawing attention.)
搭配
make a scene
|cause a scene
|public scene
主题
emotions
|social
|communication
|daily_life
例句
- She made a scene when the waiter got her order wrong.
- Please don’t cause a scene at the meeting.
- He created a big scene in front of everyone.
- I hate it when people make scenes in public.
- They caused a scene at the wedding reception.
学习者例句
- She made a scene at the shop.
- Please do not make a scene here.
- He made a big scene in class.
- They made a scene at dinner.
- I do not want to make a scene.
名词
B2
entity
4
community or environment of activity
A group of people and activities about one kind of interest or culture.
用法模式：
the [music/fashion/art] scene
常见错误：
Learners may confuse this meaning with a physical location instead of a social environment or network.
近义词
community (General term for people with shared interests; less tied to trends.)
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subculture (Focuses on cultural identity within a larger culture.)
反义词
mainstream (Refers to widely accepted culture rather than niche groups.)
搭配
music scene
|art scene
|fashion scene
主题
culture
|lifestyle
|relationships
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
例句
- He’s well known in the local music scene.
- The art scene in this city is thriving.
- She left the fashion scene years ago.
- They are part of the underground club scene.
- The theater scene attracts many young actors.
学习者例句
- He is in the music scene.
- She knows many people in the art scene.
- The fashion scene is big here.
- I like the local food scene.
- They join the club scene.
语法
相关表达
behind the scenes
1/bɪhˈaɪnd ðə sˈinz/
idiom
in private, out of public view
Happening secretly or without people seeing it.
例句
- A lot of work goes on behind the scenes to make this show happen.
- Behind the scenes, negotiations were taking place.
make a scene
1/mˈeɪk ə sˈin/
idiom
cause public embarrassment emotionally
To behave in an emotional way in public that attracts attention and may embarrass others.
例句
- She made a scene at the restaurant after they got her order wrong.
- Please don't make a scene during the ceremony.
scene of the crime
1/sˈin əv ðə kɹˈaɪm/
fixed phrase
place where crime happened
The place where a crime happened.
例句
- Detectives examined the scene of the crime for clues.
- Many reporters gathered at the scene of the crime.
set the scene
1/sˈɛt ðə sˈin/
idiom
give background before main event
To describe things so that people understand what will happen next in a story or event.
例句
- The author set the scene with a description of Paris in spring.
- Before we start, let me set the scene for you.
steal the scene
1/stˈil ðə sˈin/
idiom
unexpectedly attract most attention
To get more attention than anyone else in a performance or event, without planning it.
例句
- The child actor stole the scene with her charm.
- His joke completely stole the scene from the main speaker.