scene
意味: A place where an event occurs; a section of a play or film
The word 'scene' refers to the location of an event, a view or landscape, or a division of a play or film. It can also mean a display of strong emotion in public, or a particular area of activity or interest.
例文
- Police arrived at the scene of the accident. 警察到达了事故现场。La policía llegó a la escena del accidente.警察は事故現場に到着しました。경찰이 사고 현장에 도착했습니다.
- The opening scene of the film was spectacular. 电影的开场场景非常壮观。La escena inicial de la película fue espectacular.映画のオープニングシーンは壮観でした。영화의 첫 장면은 장관이었습니다.
- She made a scene in the restaurant when they got her order wrong. 当他们弄错了她的订单时,她在餐厅大吵大闹。Ella montó una escena en el restaurante cuando se equivocaron con su pedido.彼女は注文を間違えられてレストランで騒ぎを起こしました。그녀는 주문이 잘못 나오자 레스토랑에서 소동을 벌였습니다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: general
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Middle French 'scène', from Latin 'scaena' meaning 'stage', from Greek 'skēnē' (tent, booth), originally the tent or building behind the stage where actors changed. The sense of 'a place of action' is from the 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
ストーリーと豆知識
The word comes from Greek 'skene' meaning a tent or booth, which was the structure behind the stage in ancient Greek theatre where actors changed costumes—hence the theatrical meaning.
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