Scenes: meaning, definitions and examples
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scenes
[ siːn ]
in movies or plays
A part of a movie or play in which events happen in one place.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The opening scene of the film was breathtaking.
- The fight scene was intense and realistic.
- She was the star of the final scene.
in real life
A particular view or sight.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The beautiful scene of the sunset over the ocean.
- The scene of chaos after the accident was overwhelming.
- They enjoyed the peaceful scene of the countryside.
Translations
Translations of the word "scenes" in other languages:
🇵🇹 cenas
- cenas (de uma peça)
- cenários
🇮🇳 दृश्य
- दृश्य (नाटक का)
- दृश्य (परिदृश्य)
🇩🇪 Szenen
- Szenen (eines Stücks)
- Landschaften
🇮🇩 adegan
- adegan (drama)
- pemandangan
🇺🇦 сцени
- сцени (п'єси)
- пейзажі
🇵🇱 sceny
- sceny (sztuki)
- krajobrazy
🇯🇵 シーン
- 演劇のシーン
- 景色
🇫🇷 scènes
- scènes (de pièce)
- paysages
🇪🇸 escenas
- escenas (de una obra)
- paisajes
🇹🇷 sahneler
- oyun sahneleri
- manzaralar
🇰🇷 장면
- 연극 장면
- 경치
🇸🇦 مشاهد
- مشاهد (مسرحية)
- مناظر
🇨🇿 scény
- scény (hry)
- krajiny
🇸🇰 scény
- scény (hry)
- krajiny
🇨🇳 场景
- 剧本场景
- 风景
🇸🇮 scene
- scene (igre)
- pokrajine
🇮🇸 svið
- svið (leikrits)
- landslag
🇰🇿 сахналар
- спектакль сахналар
- пейзаждар
🇬🇪 სცენები
- სცენები (ნამუშევრის)
- ლანდშაფტები
🇦🇿 səhnələr
- tamaşa səhnələri
- mənzərə
🇲🇽 escenas
- escenas (de una obra)
- paisajes
Word origin
The word 'scene' originated from the Latin word 'scēna', meaning a stage or scene in a play. It entered the English language in the late 14th century. Over time, the term evolved to refer to a part of a play or movie, as well as a particular view or location. 'Scene' has become a common term in various contexts, from entertainment to crime scenes, reflecting its versatility and adaptability in the English language.