scene
BrE /siːn/ AmE /siːn/
noun en → es
a particular place or area, especially one that is interesting or important in some way
lugar, escena, sitio
- in a scene
Collocations a beautiful scene · the crime scene
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The whole area is a tourist scene.
Todo el área es un lugar turístico.
one of the parts of a play, film, or book in which people speak to each other and do things together
escena (de una obra)
- in a scene
Collocations a dramatic scene · the opening scene
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The play has five scenes.
La obra tiene cinco escenas.
a situation or event, especially one that is unusual or exciting
situación, escena, momento
- in a scene
Collocations a dramatic scene · the final scene
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The police were called to the scene of the accident.
La policía fue llamada al lugar del accidente.
a picture in a comic book or cartoon, showing one part of an event
panel (de cómic)
- in a scene
Collocations a comic scene · the final scene
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The comic book has many funny scenes.
El cómic tiene muchas escenas divertidas.
a formal meeting in a court of law, or the place where this happens
audiencia (judicial)
- in a scene
Collocations a legal scene · the court scene
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The judge will hear the case in open scene.
El juez escuchará el caso en audiencia pública.
a place where plays, concerts, and other performances are given
teatro, sala de conciertos
- in a scene
Collocations a theater scene · the concert scene
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The new play is at the National Theatre.
La nueva obra está en el Teatro Nacional.
a particular area of countryside or sea, especially one that looks beautiful and interesting
paisaje, escena natural
- in a scene
Collocations a scenic view · the coastal scene
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The mountain scene is breathtaking.
El paisaje montañoso es impresionante.
the part of a painting, photograph, or other picture that shows one particular place or thing
escena (artística)
- in a scene
Collocations a painting scene · the photograph scene
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The artist painted the sunset in the background of the scene.
El artista pintó el atardecer en el fondo de la escena.