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scene

noun A2
1

sahne, olay yeri B1

a place where an event occurs, especially in a play, film, or real life

The actors rehearsed the opening scene for the play.

  • Police cordoned off the crime scene after the robbery.
  • The director chose a beautiful mountain scene for the film's climax.
  • Witnesses described the chaotic scene after the earthquake struck the city.
  • scene of the accident · kaza yeri Witnesses gathered at the scene of the accident.
  • set the scene The narrator sets the scene by describing the bustling market.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: locationsetting

2

manzara, doğa görüntüsü B1

the visible features of an area of land, especially in terms of its aesthetic appeal

The hikers paused to enjoy the breathtaking mountain scene.

  • A painting can capture a tranquil rural scene with great detail.
  • The travel brochure highlighted the scenic coastal scene of the island.
  • Photographers often seek out dramatic scenes after storms to capture striking light.
  • beautiful scene · güzel manzara We stopped to admire the beautiful scene of the lake at sunset.
  • urban scene · kentsel manzara The documentary captured the bustling urban scene of downtown Tokyo.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: viewlandscape

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