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A2  scene  olay yerisahne

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noun  /siːn   / noun scene (noun)
 /siːn  
/ noun
 
PLACE 
1 [countable]
the place where sth
happened
olay
yeri
 the scene of a crime/an accident
 An ambulance was on the scene in
minutes.
IN PLAY, FILM, ETC. 
2 [countable]
one part of a book,
play, film, etc. in which the events happen in one place
 (kitap, oyun, film, vb.) sahne
 The first scene of ‘Hamlet’ takes place on
the castle walls.
AREA OF ACTIVITY 
3 (the
scene)
[singular]
the way of life or the
present situation in a particular area of activity
ortam, dünya
 The political scene in that part of the
world is very confused.
 the fashion scene
VIEW 
4 [countable,
uncountable]
what you see around
you in a particular place
manzara
 Constable painted many scenes of rural
life.
 Her new job was no better, but at least it
would be a change of scene (ortam değişikliği).
ARGUMENT 
5 [countable]
an occasion when sb
expresses great anger or another strong emotion in public
olay, rezalet; 
sahne, manzara
 There was quite a scene when she refused to
pay the bill.
 There were emotional scenes at the dock
side as the boat pulled away.
IDIOM
set
the scene (for sth) 
1 to
create a situation in which sth can easily happen or develop
zemin
hazırlamak
 His arrival set the scene for another
argument.
 2 to
give sb the information and details they need in order to understand what comes
next
ortam
hazırlamak
 The first part of the programme was just
setting the scene.

Level	A2
Kind	noun
Front	scene
IPA	/siːn / noun
Back	olay yeri sahne
Back 2	scene (noun) /siːn / noun PLACE 1 [countable] the place where sth happened olay yeri the scene of a crime/an accident An ambulance was on the scene* in minutes.* IN PLAY, FILM, ETC. 2 [countable] one part of a book, play, film, etc. in which the events happen in one place (kitap, oyun, film, vb.) sahne The first scene of ‘Hamlet’ takes place on the castle walls. AREA OF ACTIVITY 3 (the scene) [singular] the way of life or the present situation in a particular area of activity ortam, dünya The political scene in that part of the world is very confused. the fashion scene VIEW 4 [countable, uncountable] what you see around you in a particular place manzara Constable painted many scenes of rural life. Her new job was no better, but at least it would be a change of scene (ortam değişikliği). ARGUMENT 5 [countable] an occasion when sb expresses great anger or another strong emotion in public olay, rezalet; sahne, manzara There was quite a scene when she refused to pay the bill. There were emotional scenes at the dock side as the boat pulled away. IDIOM set the scene (for sth) 1 to create a situation in which sth can easily happen or develop zemin hazırlamak His arrival set the scene for another argument. 2 to give sb the information and details they need in order to understand what comes next ortam hazırlamak The first part of the programme was just setting the scene.

Scene Place Noun Olay Sahne Countable Film Part

scene (noun)