scene

• Ort oder Umgebung, an dem bzw. in der ein Ereignis stattfindet, eine Ansicht oder Landschaft, oder ein Abschnitt eines Theaterstücks, Films oder Buchs.

A noun referring to a place or setting where an event occurs, a view or landscape, or a part of a play, film, or book.

1. Place where event occursB1formal

   The place where an incident or event happens, especially a crime or accident.

   Ort des Geschehens

   • Police arrived at the scene of the accident.
   • The crime scene was carefully examined for evidence.
   • Witnesses described the scene of the fire.

   Synonymelocalelocationplacesitespot

2. Part of play or filmA2formal

   A sequence of continuous action in a play, movie, or book.

   Szene

   • The opening scene of the movie was very dramatic.
   • This is the final scene of the play.
   • They filmed the scene in one take.

   Synonymeepisodepartsectionsegmentsequence

3. View or landscapeB1formal

   A view or picture of a place, landscape, or situation.

   Ansicht oder Landschaft

   • The mountain scene was breathtaking.
   • She painted a beautiful scene of the beach.
   • The painting captures a peaceful rural scene.

   Synonymelandscapeoutlookpanoramapicturesightspectacletableauviewvista

4. Public display of emotionB2informal

   An embarrassing or dramatic public outburst.

   Öffentlicher Wutanfall

   • Don't make a scene in front of the children.
   • She created a scene when she found out the truth.
   • He threatened to make a scene if they didn't let him in.

   Synonymecommotiondramafitfussoutburstperformancespectacletantrum