| [/siːn; sin/] n 用法:
1 place of an actual or imagined event （实际或想像中的）事发地点:
the scene of the accident, crime, etc 事故、 犯罪等的现场 *
The scene of the novel is set in Scotland. 小说中的事是在苏格兰发生的. 用法:
2 situation or incident in real life （现实生活中的）情景, 事件:
the horrific scenes after the earthquake 地震後的惨状 *
There were hilarious scenes when the pig ran into the shop. 猪闯进商店以後, 滑稽情景令人啼笑皆非. 用法:
3 (incident where there is an) outburst of emotion or anger 吵闹; 发脾气:
make a scene 大吵大闹 *
There was quite a scene when she refused to pay. 她拒不付款引起了一场争吵. *
We had a big scene when I fired him. 我解雇他时, 我们大吵起来. 用法:
4 (a) sequence of continuous action in a play, film, etc （戏剧或电影中的）片段, 场面:
The scene in the hospital was very moving. 在医院的那一场面十分感人.
(b) (abbr 缩写 sc) part of an act in a play or opera; episode within such a part （戏剧或歌剧的）场, （一场中的）一段情节:
Act 1, Scene 2 of `Macbeth' 《麦克佩斯》第一幕第二场 *
the duel scene in `Hamlet' 《哈姆雷特》中决斗的一场. 用法:
5 place represented on the stage of a theatre; the painted background, woodwork, etc representing such a place; scenery （舞台上的）场景, 布景:
The first scene of the play is the king's palace. 剧中的第一个场景是王宫. *
The scenes are changed during the interval. 剧间休息时更换布景. 用法:
6 view as seen by a spectator 景色; 景象; 景致:
a delightful rural scene 赏心悦目的乡村景色 *
The boats in the harbour make a beautiful scene. 港湾中的船只构成了美丽的景象. *
They went abroad for a change of scene, ie to see and experience new surroundings. 他们出国换换环境. 用法:
7 the scene [sing] (modified by a n 受名词修饰) (infml) the current situation in a particular area of activity or way of life 某一活动范围或生活方式的现状:
the `drug scene 吸毒问题的现状 *
the `gay scene 同性恋活动的情况 *
a newcomer on the `fashion scene 时装界的新人 *
the entertainment scene in the West End of London 伦敦西区的娱乐场所. 用法:
8 (idm 习语) behind the `scenes (a) out of sight of the audience; behind the stage 在後台; 在幕後.
(b) in secret; without being known to the public 秘密的; 暗中:
political deals done behind the scenes 秘密的政治交易. come on the `scene arrive 到场:
By the time I came on the scene, it was all over. 我来到时, 一切都结束了. not one's scene (infml) not sth one knows about, is interested in, etc 非某人所熟悉的事物; 非某人兴趣之所在:
I'm not going to the disco:
it's just not my scene. 我不想去跳迪斯科舞, 我完全不感兴趣. on the `scene present 在场:
Reporters were soon on the scene after the accident. 那事故发生後不久记者就都赶到了现场. set the `scene (for sth) (a) describe a place or a situation in which sth is about to happen 作事前的现场或情况描述:
Radio reporters were in the church to set the scene. 电台记者在教堂里作事前的现场介绍.
(b) prepare for sth; help to cause sth 为某事物作准备; 促使:
His arrival set the scene for another argument. 他一来就要另有一场争论了. steal the scene/show => steal. |