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scene [si:n] N

1. scene THEAT, CINE (of drama):

scene
Szene f <-, -n>
nude scene

2. scene THEAT, CINE:

scene (setting)
Schauplatz m <-es, -plätze>
scene (scenery)
Kulisse f <-, -n>
change of scene
change of scene
Szenenwechsel m <-s, ->
change of scene fig
change of scene fig
Tapetenwechsel m <-s, -> fig inf
behind the scenes also fig

3. scene (locality of event):

scene
Schauplatz m <-es, -plätze>
scene LAW
Tatort m <-(e)s, -e>
the scene of the crime

4. scene (real-life event):

scene
Szene f <-, -n>
Szene f <-, -n>

5. scene (view of landscape):

scene
Aussicht f <-, -en>

6. scene (milieu):

scene
Szene f <-, -n>
art/drugs/jazz scene
to appear on [or burst upon] the scene
to depart [or disappear][or vanish] from the scene

7. scene:

scene (public display)
Szene f <-, -n>
scene (by child)
Theater nt <-s> kein pl fig

Phrases:

to set the scene
to steal the scene

ˈbed·room scene N

bedroom scene
Bettszene f <-, -n>

ˈscene change N

scene change
Szenenwechsel m <-s, ->

ˈscene paint·er N

scene painter
Bühnenmaler(in) m (f)

ˈscene-shift·er N THEAT

scene-shifter
Bühnenarbeiter(in) m (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>
scene-shifter
Kulissenschieber(in) m (f) hum inf

ˈscene-steal·er N Brit

scene-stealer

ˈscene-steal·ing ADJ inv

scene-stealing

trans·for·ˈma·tion scene N

mise en scène <pl mises en scène> [mi:zɑ͂ˈsen] N usu sing

Gestaltung f <-, -en>

ˈscene-of-crime, ˈscenes-of-crime ADJ Brit

scene-of-crime

scene of crime N

scene of crime
OpenDict entry

Crime Scene Unit, CSU N

Crime Scene Unit, CSU Am Can