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scene
/siːn/
noun
Olayların bir yerde geçtiği oyun, film veya hikaye bölümü
A part of a play, movie, or story in which events happen in one place.
- The opening scene takes place in a crowded café.
- That was my favorite scene in the entire movie.
- They rehearsed the final scene three times.
- Urban planners must consider the cultural scene when designing public spaces that will serve as venues for artistic expression and community gatherings.
- Forensic investigators carefully document every detail at a crime scene to preserve evidence that may be crucial during legal proceedings.
- The political scene in many democracies has become increasingly polarized, making bipartisan cooperation difficult to achieve on major policy issues.
noun
Bir olay veya hadisenin meydana geldiği yer
The place where an incident or event occurs.
- Police arrived at the scene within minutes.
- Firefighters rushed to the scene of the accident.
- Don't leave the scene until the ambulance arrives.
noun
Manzara veya görünüm, özellikle etkileyici veya pitoresk olan
A view or landscape, especially one that is impressive or picturesque.
- The mountain scene was breathtaking.
- She painted a rural scene with rolling hills.
- The sunset created a beautiful scene over the ocean.
noun
Duygu veya öfkenin halka açık gösterisi; utandırıcı veya dramatik olay
A public display of emotion or anger; an embarrassing or dramatic incident.
- She made a scene when the waiter spilled her drink.
- Please don't cause a scene in front of everyone.
- He left quietly without making a scene.
nouninformal
Belirli bir faaliyet veya ilgi alanı; sosyal çevre veya alt kültür
A particular area of activity or interest; a social environment or subculture.
- She's really into the local music scene.
- He's been part of the tech scene for years.
- The art scene in this city is vibrant and diverse.