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TOEFL BNC: 1112 COCA: 738

scene

Word family 
Related topics: Theatre, Arts
scene /siːn/ ●●● S2 W2 noun   → seen
1  play/film 戏剧/电影 [countableC]
a) APTpart of a play during which there is no change in time or place 〔戏剧中的〕一场
 Hamlet, Act 5, Scene 2
《哈姆雷特》第5幕第2场
 the opening scene
开场
b) Aa single piece of action that happens in one place in a film, book etc 〔电影、书等中的〕场景，场面
 battle scenes
战斗场面
 tender love scenes
柔情蜜意的爱情戏
 The film contains some violent scenes.
这部影片有几处暴力场面。
 colourful pictures depicting scenes from the Bible
描绘《圣经》场景的色彩丰富的图画
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2  SITUATIONactivities 活动 [singular] a particular set of activities and the people who are involved in them 〔某种活动的〕圈子，活动领域，…界，…坛
 I’m not into the club scene (=going to night clubs).
我不喜欢逛夜店。
 LA’s music scene
洛杉矶的音乐圈
 the drug scene
毒品圈子
 a newcomer to the political scene
政坛新人
3  accident/crime 事故/罪行 [singular]SEE the place where an accident, crime etc happened 发生地点，现场
 The police soon arrived at the scene of the crime.
警察很快就到达了案发现场。
at the scene
 Investigators are now at the scene, searching for clues.
调查人员正在现场寻找线索。
on the scene
 Journalists were on the scene within minutes.
新闻记者几分钟后就到了事发现场。
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4  view/picture 风景/图画 [countableC]SEE a view of a place as you see it, or as it appears in a picture 〔某地方或图画中的〕景色，景象
 He photographed a wide range of street scenes.
他拍下了丰富多彩的街景。
scene of
 She returned home to find a scene of devastation.
她回到家里，看到的是一片狼藉的景象。
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5  event/situation 事件/情况 [countableC]HAPPEN what is happening in a place, or what can be seen happening 情景，景象
scene of
 There were scenes of rejoicing after the election.
大选之后是一片欢庆的景象。
bad scene American EnglishAmE
 ‘It’s a bad scene here, ’ she said. ‘Jamie is very sick.’
“情况不妙，”她说，“杰米病得很重。”
6  argument 争辩 [countableC]ANGRY a loud angry argument, especially in a public place 〔尤指在公开场合的〕争吵，吵嘴
 There were angry scenes in parliament today.
议会今天出现了愤怒的争吵场面。
 I was mad, but I didn’t want to make a scene.
我气疯了，但我不想大吵大闹。
7  not be your scene informalDON'T LIKE to not be the type of thing you like 并非某人喜爱的事物，不合某人口味
8  behind the scenes SECRETsecretly, while other things are happening publicly 秘密地，在幕后
Examples from the Corpus
behind the scenes• Although he had retired, Brown remained active behind the scenes for years.• But he remained active behind the scenes for years.• This production will feature a combination of new faces and veterans on stage and behind the scenes.• Whoever is stirring it behind the scenes, we have the entire Cabinet to choose from, as well as Landless.• Father Peter Vaghi was lobbying behind the scenes to have himself named pastor.• Several sources said Thibadeau is maneuvering behind the scenes to avoid appearances that he is playing a political game.• Where the book scores is in its revelations about attitudes towards opera management and about deals that went on behind the scenes.• The tournaments are very popular events and the organisation behind the scenes is always excellent.• We went behind the scenes for the latest in our series, Inside the Globe.
9  set the scene 
Examples from the Corpus
scene for• Kasparov's reply, 19 a3, set the scene for a dramatic and cliffhanging duel.• This will clear up any mysteries from this morning's lesson and set the scene for tonight's exercise.• Thus administered, the one-child policy has created enormous demographic stresses and set the scene for severe social problems.• Annan set the scene for the introduction of Channel 4.• The early days set the scene for a recognisable figure.• But three key findings have set the scene for subsequent debate on the system.• The interpretation of Mannheim's project that von Schelting initiated set the scene for its incorporation into mainstream functionalist sociology.• This establishing shot sets the scene for the viewers and shows the family arriving for their day on the beach.
10  be/come on the scene THEREto be or become involved in a situation, activity etc 出现，到来；参与，卷进
Examples from the Corpus
be/come on the scene• No doubt when the subsidy commissioners came on the scene they were prevailed on to restore assessments to approximately the levels of 1515.• By then, Wife Number Five had come on the scene.• Etty with her friend Dolly Murchie, had come on the scene.• I try to explain that Charles was only four when I came on the scene.• All this quickness of mind, all her decisiveness had turned to mush when Mac came on the scene.• But we must keep in mind that millions of species arose and disappeared long before mankind came on the scene.• That is where the plugger and press officer come on the scene.• By then, there was a boyfriend on the scene.
→ a change of scene at change2(3), → steal the scene at steal1(4)
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 2: a particular set of activities and the people who are involved in them
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + scene
the political scene
This issue is going to continue to dominate the political scene.
the social scene
She loved the city, and really enjoyed the social scene.
the music/jazz etc scene
She’s still involved in the music scene in London.
the arts scene
Britain has a lively contemporary arts scene.
the literary scene
He had a huge influence on the literary scene.
the club scene (=going to nightclubs)
I was really into the club scene.
the drug scene (=taking illegal drugs)
He regrets getting caught up in the drug scene.
the gay scene (=clubs and pubs where gay people go)
He knew his way around the New York gay scene.
the national scene
The magazine gives an overview of the national music scene.
the international/world scene
He is still a major figure on the international political scene.
verbs
be part of a scene
Formal receptions were an important part of the social scene.
be involved in a scene
I knew that he was involved in the drugs scene.
appear/arrive on a scene (=become known)
He first appeared on the arts scene in the 1960s.
Examples from the Corpus
scene• The ghost appears in Act 2, Scene 1.• The village is a scene of devastation after the heavy rains.• There are scenes of confusion here as refugees pour out of the city.• But be warned: The battle scenes are as fierce and brutal as the reality of bladed warfare.• the death scene• In the final scene, Harry tells Sabrina he loves her.• On the wall were several framed floral scenes.• Reporters described the horrific scenes which followed the bombing.• The opening scene of the movie features the gangsters discussing their next heist.• I saw him again that evening and the same scene was repeated until he collapsed in complete exhaustion.• The sex scenes between Depardieu and Brochet are sensitively filmed.• She stared out the window at the lively street scene.• She was down at the scene of the picket.• I had to laugh at the absurdity of the scene.• The Dunblane Primary School, the scene of the massacre, was closed until Monday.• The interpretation of Mannheim's project that von Schelting initiated set the scene for its incorporation into mainstream functionalist sociology.• The scene inside the lobby restaurant of the studio did nothing to make me less self-conscious.• Act V, Scene 2 of Hamlet
love scenes• The message is clear and concise and displays no verbosity that one would expect to find in more courtly love scenes.• I had never had to do love scenes and neither had Kylie.• Her love scenes in this voyeuristic thriller are with the hot new actor Billy Baldwin.• Not even the love scenes between Guillaume Depardieu and Anne Brochet can lift the deeply entrenched gloom.• Were there any special rules for the love scenes?• For a while it was enough to heckle the love scenes and cackle at disasters.• These bits were the love scenes.• The love scenes between Fawcett and Boothe are straight out of a Harlequin novel, all romance and yearning and aching passion.
political scene• Under her leadership, our chapter also became a major player on the local political scene.• Silber is an impatient, some might say petulant, player on the local political scene.• Such a confident assertion of local feeling against nuclear power was in tune with shifts in the national political scene.• And that basic insight leads us to why the national political scene is so totally screwed up.• The party political scene remains fluid, with parties merging and forming alliances in the run-up to the March 1991 general elections.• Some of these, for example the popular fronts in the republics, established themselves as significant features of the political scene.• Kostunica had been on the political scene for years and had never attracted such support.• No wonder prime ministers treated him as their equal, and lesser mortals on the political scene regarded him with awe.
on the scene• In 1958 the three actors in the process were all on the scene.• Steve was just cleaning up when staff from inside Orsett Hospital at Grays, Essex, arrived on the scene.• Meanwhile, unless his senses were awry from fear and pain, a newcomer had arrived on the scene.• But we must keep in mind that millions of species arose and disappeared long before mankind came on the scene.• Castro was exploding on the scene.• No, we didn't see it, but we were on the scene soon afterwards.
scene of• Harriet's house was a scene of utter confusion.
bad scene• I mean, I was on stage when he left and it didn't look like a particularly bad scene to me.• Murdered on the street, strung out, a very bad scene.• It was a very bad scene at work today.
make a scene• I hate it when people make a scene in public.• Please don't talk so loudly. You're making a scene.• Rather than make a scene , I kept quiet and climbed in the back.
Origin scene
(1500-1600) French scène, from Latin scena, scaena “stage, scene”, from Greek skene “tent, building against which a play is performed, stage”
scene noun →n COLLOCATIONS1
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TOEFL BNC: 1112 COCA: 738
scene

noun¹

 1place where sth happened發生地點ADJECTIVE | VERB + SCENE | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVE➤accident, crash, crime, murder事故／墜機／犯罪／兇殺現場◇footprints found near the murder scene在兇殺現場附近發現的腳印VERB + SCENE➤attend, be on到現場；在現場◇A police officer attended the scene.一名警察來到現場。➤arrive at, arrive on, reach趕到現場；到達現場◇An ambulance soon arrived at the scene of the accident.一輛救護車很快趕到了事故現場。➤return to, rush to回到／趕回現場▸➤flee, leave逃離／離開現場▸➤be called to被叫到現場◇The police were called to the scene.警察被叫到了現場。➤cordon off (especially BrE) 在現場設置警戒線PREPOSITION➤at the scene在現場◇Police say the man died at the scene.警方說那名男子當場死亡。◇a gun found at the scene of the crime在犯罪現場找到的槍➤on the scene到現場◇Photographers were on the scene in seconds.攝影師轉瞬間就到了現場。➤scene of⋯的現場◇The criminal often revisits the scene of the crime.罪犯往往會重返犯罪現場。
scene

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 2what you see around you周圍所見的景象ADJECTIVE | VERB + SCENE | SCENE + VERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤beautiful, charming, idyllic, peaceful, picturesque美景；迷人的景色；田園詩般的景色；寧靜的景象；如畫的風景➤bucolic, pastoral鄉村景色；田園風光▸➤grisly, gruesome, horrific可怕的／嚇人的／恐怖的景象▸➤appalling, distressing駭人的／令人痛苦的景象▸➤touching動人的景象▸➤bizarre, extraordinary, strange怪異的／異常的／奇怪的情景◇She opened the door on an extraordinary scene of disorder.她打開門，眼前是一片混亂不堪的景象。➤familiar熟悉的景象▸➤domestic家庭景象◇a touching domestic scene動人的家庭畫面➤city, country, rural, street城市景色；鄉村景色；田園風景；街景➤nativity聖誕場景VERB + SCENE➤stare at, survey, watch, witness注視／查看／審視／目擊情景◇He surveyed the scene with horror.他查看這一場景時心裏充滿了恐懼。➤imagine, picture設想／描繪景象➤recall, remember, replay回憶／記起／重溫景象◇I replayed the scene in my mind.那一幕情景在我腦海中重現。➤describe描述情形SCENE + VERB➤occur, unfold情形發生／呈現◇We sat in horror watching the scenes of violence unfold before us.我們驚恐地呆坐着，目睹暴力場景一幕幕在眼前呈現。➤be reminiscent of sth情景令人回憶起⋯◇Paramedics tended the wounded in scenes reminiscent of wartime.救護人員照料傷者的情形令人想起戰時歲月。PREPOSITION➤amid scenes of在情景之中◇The star arrived amidst scenes of excitement.明星到達時現場一片歡騰。➤in a/the scene在情景中▸➤scene from來自⋯的情景◇scenes from Greek mythology希臘神話中的情景➤scene of⋯的景象◇He painted scenes of country life.他描繪的是鄉間生活的景象。◇The battlefield was a scene of utter carnage.戰場完全是一片大屠殺的慘象。PHRASES➤a change of scene (especially BrE) (usually a change of scenery in NAmE) 環境的改換◇You're exhausted. What you need is a complete change of scene.你已經筋疲力盡了，你需要的是徹底換一下環境。
scene

noun³

 3one part of book, play, etc.書；戲劇ADJECTIVE | VERB + SCENE | SCENE + VERB | SCENE + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤opening開場▸➤climactic, final, last高潮段；終場；最後一幕▸➤dramatic, funny, romantic, steamy, touching, tragic戲劇性的／滑稽的／浪漫的／激情的／動人的／悲劇性的場面◇The movie has several steamy bedroom scenes.影片中有幾場牀上激情戲。➤courtroom, crowd法庭／群眾場面▸➤action, battle, chase, fight動作戲；戰爭場面；追打場面；打鬥場面▸➤bedroom, kissing, love, sex牀上戲；吻戲；愛情戲；性愛場面▸➤death死亡場景➤cut, deleted剪切掉的／刪剪了的場景VERB + SCENE➤act, play演出⋯場面◇She plays the love scenes brilliantly.她把幾場愛情戲演得有聲有色。➤rehearse, run through排練⋯場面◇We ran through the final scene again.我們又把最後一場戲過了一遍。➤recreate重塑場景➤write描寫場景▸➤film, shoot拍攝⋯場面➤stage上演⋯場景▸➤set設置場景◇The scene is set in the first paragraph with an account of Sally's childhood.第一段中通過對薩莉童年的描述設定了故事的背景。➤steal搶戲◇The little girl stole the scene from all the big stars.這個小女孩比所有那些大明星都搶鏡頭。SCENE + VERB➤feature sb一場戲由某人主演➤depict sth, show sth場景描述⋯／表現⋯➤begin場景開始▸➤take place場景發生▸➤shift場景轉換◇Then the scene shifts to the kitchen.接着鏡頭切換到了廚房。SCENE + NOUN➤change場景的改變PREPOSITION➤in a/the scene在場景中◇He appears in the opening scene.一開場他就登台亮相了。➤scene between⋯之間的戲◇There is a dramatic fight scene between the two brothers.兩兄弟之間有一場充滿戲劇衝突的打鬥戲。PHRASES➤behind the scenes (= behind the stage) 在幕後◇The documentary takes a look behind the scenes at the making of the hit TV series.這部紀錄片拍攝的是製作熱播電視連續劇的幕後花絮。➤a change of scene場景的改變
scene

noun⁴

 4public display of anger, etc.當眾發火ADJECTIVE | VERB + SCENE | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVE➤big, little當眾大吵；當眾小鬧一場▸➤angry, terrible, ugly, unpleasant當眾發火；粗俗的當眾大吵；令人不快的當眾吵鬧▸➤emotional, violent情緒激動的當眾大吵；激烈的當眾吵鬧VERB + SCENE➤cause, create, make引起當眾吵鬧；大吵大鬧◇Quiet! Don't make a scene!安靜！不要當眾大吵大鬧！PREPOSITION➤scene between⋯之間的爭吵◇There have been a couple of ugly scenes between him and the manager.他和經理之間有過幾次極不愉快的爭吵。
scene

noun⁵

 5area of activity活動領域ADJECTIVE | VERB + SCENE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤burgeoning, flourishing, lively生機勃勃的／欣欣向榮的／活躍的領域▸➤contemporary當代領域▸➤international, local, world國際／地方／世界領域▸➤art, arts, cultural, literary, music, musical, theatre/theater藝術界；文化界；文學領域；音樂界；戲劇界◇He is heavily involved in the local art scene.他與當地藝術界關係密切。➤club, dance夜總會圈子；舞蹈界▸➤fashion, political, social時裝界；政界；社會領域▸➤dating, singles約會圈子；單身人士圈子▸➤gay同性戀圈子▸➤drug, drugs, underground毒品圈子；地下圈子➤folk, jazz, pop, rap, rock, etc.民間音樂、爵士樂、流行樂、說唱音樂、搖滾樂等圈子VERB + SCENE➤be involved in, be part of涉足／參與⋯領域▸➤appear on, arrive on, come on, come onto出現在⋯領域；現身⋯領域；在⋯領域登場◇A new face has arrived on the South African literary scene.南非文學界出現了一張新面孔。➤burst onto, explode onto突然出現在⋯領域；突然在⋯領域顯現▸➤vanish from從⋯領域消失◇Many of the stars of the nineties have completely vanished from the music scene.許多 90 年代的明星已經從樂壇銷聲匿跡了。➤dominate支配⋯領域PREPOSITION➤on the scene, onto the scene出現在⋯領域◇the eruption of Cuban music onto the world scene古巴音樂在世界樂壇的崛起PHRASES➤a newcomer to the scene圈內的新人◇The movie's director is a newcomer to the Hollywood scene.這部影片的導演是好萊塢圈子裏的新人。➤not your scene (informal) 不是興趣所在◇Hillwalking is not my scene, so I stayed at home.山地遠足不是我的興趣所在，所以我待在家裏。
TOEFL BNC: 1112 COCA: 738
scene noun
⇨ scene (the opening scene) ⇨ fuss (make a scene) ⇨ place 1 (the scene of the crime) ⇨ view 2 (a delightful scene)scene

noun

scene ♦︎ passage ♦︎ line ♦︎ extract ♦︎ excerpt ♦︎ clip ♦︎ snatch ♦︎ readingThese are all words for a short section of a work, such as a book, film or piece of music. 这些词均表示书、电影或音乐等的片段。NOTE 辨析 Compare the words in this entry with the words in the entry for section. These words generally refer to literature, films and music. The words in the section entry generally refer to factual, legal or technical documents. 把本组词汇与section条中的词汇相比较可知，本组词汇一般指文学、电影和音乐，而section条中的词汇一般指事实性、法律或技术文本。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆a scene / a passage / a line / an extract / an excerpt / a clip / snatches / a reading from sth◆a line / an extract / a clip / snatches of sth◆a long scene / passage / extract◆a short scene / passage / extract / excerpt / clip◆(a) brief scene / passage / extract / clip / snatches◆the opening scene / passage / line◆a famous scene / passage / line◆to read / quote a passage / a line / an extract◆to publish a passage / an extract / an excerpt◆a passage / an extract / an excerpt / a reading is taken from sth (e.g. a book)◆sth includes passages / extracts / excerpts / clips■ scene [countable] a part of a film, play or book in which the action happens in one place or is of one particular type （电影、戏剧或书中的）镜头，场面，片段◆The movie opens with a scene in a New York apartment.影片开头一幕发生在纽约的一套公寓里。◆I got nervous before my big scene (= the one where I have a very important part).我演那场重头戏之前很紧张。◆The film contains some minor sex scenes.这部影片中有少量床上戏。■ passage [countable] a short section from a piece of writing or music, sometimes separated from the whole （文章或音乐的）章节，段落；乐段◆Read the following passage and answer the questions below.阅读下面这段文章并回答后面的问题。◆His fifteenth symphony quotes a famous passage from the William Tell Overture.他的第十五交响曲引用了《威廉•退尔》序曲中的一个著名乐段。■ line [countable] a row of words written on a page or the empty space where they can be written; a row of words in a poem or song 字行；诗行；歌词◆Look at line 5 of the text.看正文第5行。◆Write the title of your essay on the top line.把文章的标题写在首行。◆I can only remember the first two lines of that song.我只记得那首歌的头两句歌词。■ extract ˈekstrækt [countable] a short section from a piece of writing or music, especially one that gives you an idea of what the whole thing is like （文章或音乐的）摘录，选录，节录◆The following extract is taken from her new novel.下面一段摘自她的新小说。■ excerpt ˈeksɜːpt; NAmE ˈeksɜːrpt [countable] an extract （文章或音乐的）摘录，选录，节录◆The show features excerpts from classic jazz recordings.这场演出的特色是会呈现一些经典爵士乐唱片的作品选段。NOTE 辨析 Extract or excerpt? Extract is used more often when talking about a piece of writing; excerpt is used more often when talking about a piece of music. An excerpt from a piece of writing is often shorter than an extract. In a report or academic text, where passages of text are included and given numbers, extract is used. * extract更常指文章的摘录，excerpt更常指音乐的片段。表示文章的摘录时excerpt常比extract短。报告或学术文本中用数字编号的摘录要用extract◆Extract 15 illustrates the importance of careful planning.选文15说明认真制订计划的重要性。◆Excerpt 15 illustrates the importance of careful planning. ■ clip [countable] a short part of a film that is shown separately 电影片段◆Here is a clip from her latest movie.这是她的最新电影的片段。■ snatch [countable] (informal) a very small part of a conversation or piece of music that you hear, especially by chance （尤指偶然听到的）只言片语，音乐片段◆I only caught snatches of the conversation.我只听到了谈话的只言片语。◆I heard a snatch of music coming from the bar.我听到酒吧里传来一段音乐。■ reading [countable] a short section from a book that is read aloud, especially a section from the Bible as part of a religious service （从书中节选的）朗诵片段；（尤指在宗教仪式中朗读的）《圣经》章节◆The reading today is from the Book of Daniel.今天朗读的经文选自《但以理书》。◆He was invited to give a poetry reading as part of the literary festival.他应邀在文学节上表演诗朗诵。
TOEFL BNC: 1112 COCA: 738
scene
Parts of films, stories and plays: act, action, ad-lib...
Views and landscapes: view, scene, sight...
General words for location and place: place, location, setting...
General words for situations and circumstances: situation, circumstance, conditions...
General words for areas of study, interest or activity: area, field, discipline...
Arguments: argument, disagreement, conflict...

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