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scene [si:n] N

1. scene (part of drama):

scene THEAT, CINE
prizor m

2. scene:

scene THEAT, CINE (setting)
scena f
scene (scenery)
scene (scenery)
kulise f pl
change of scene
change of scene fig
v ozadju

3. scene LAW:

scene

4. scene (real-life event):

scene
prizor m

5. scene ART:

scene
prizor m

ˈscene change N

scene change

ˈscene paint·er N

scene painter
scenograf(ka) m (f)

ˈscene-shift·er N THEAT

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It really makes the scene - try watching it without the sound; it suddenly seems a lot less hot and a lot more yucky.
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It outlived the hippie scene, but closed in 1978.
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This allows important regions of a scene to be given better stereoscopic representation while less important regions are assigned less of the depth budget.
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Whilst at the crime scene, her children play with a dead body, on which they paint cat whiskers and poke it with sticks.
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The revivalist scene thus became associated with the opposition, and became a vehicle for protest against free-market capitalism.
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The scene is covered with detritus: unwashed bowls and spoons with porridge and salad dried on.
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Colour first appears once the scene changes to a lone blonde in the blue sky desert.
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The recovery of fingerprints from a crime scene is an important method of forensic science.
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The scene concludes with a final launch of fireworks and a set of bright white flashes that end with a loud crackle.
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At the beginning of each scene, subtitles give the date and location of the scene.
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