A scene is a small part of a play, film, or story. It shows events in one place and time. Scenes help tell the story step by step.
The first scene takes place in a park.
She acted well in the last scene.
Scene means the exact place where something happens, like a crime or event. People talk about the 'scene' to describe where these things took place.
The police came to the crime scene.
We visited the scene of the accident.
Scene can mean a picture or view you see, like a natural place or an event. People use it to talk about beautiful or interesting sights.
The mountain scene was very beautiful.
She painted a scene of the beach.
Scene means a community or group of people who share the same interest or activity. For example, the music scene means all people and events related to music.
He is famous in the music scene.
The art scene is very active here.
Scene means a loud or angry event where people argue or fight in public. It can also mean an embarrassing situation when someone shows strong emotions.
There was a big scene at the party.
Don't make a scene in the store.
As a verb, scene means to act loudly or angrily in public. It means to show strong emotions that others can see and sometimes feel uncomfortable.
She scene in the restaurant today.
He scened when he lost money.
In computer and video games, a scene is what you see on the screen, like a picture or part of the story. It shows the action or environment inside the game.
The game has a new battle scene.
Change the scene in the video now.
Scene can mean a place or community where illegal or secret actions happen, like drug use or crime. It is often used in slang or informal talk.
He is well-known on the drug scene.
The night scene here is not safe.
