Scene
| Object
| scene abbr. | |
| arts. | scène |
| commun. IT | gebeurtenis; gebeurtenisbeschrijving |
| comp., MS | thema |
| construct. | toneel; podium |
| object abbr. | |
| gen. | object; voorwerp |
| econ. | verbruiksfuncties |
| IT | reële-wereldkennis |
| IT dat.proc. | doel; context |
| lab.law. mech.eng. | visueel object |
| tech. | object |
noun | adjective | to phrases
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| thema m (An image and color combination designed to personalize a display window that is viewable to other people. For example, in Windows Live Messenger, someone can choose from a set of available scenes, or upload their own background image. They can also use a default color suggestion, or specify their own color. Someone's personalization is displayed in the main Messenger window (visible to themselves) and also in the main conversation window (visible to others)) | |||
| toneel n; podium n | |||
| scene f | |||
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| scène | |||
| gebeurtenis; gebeurtenisbeschrijving | |||
| drug-scene; sien | |||
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| A continuous block of storytelling either set in a single location or following a particular character. The end of a scene is typically marked by a change in location, style, or time. | |||
| An episode or sequence that takes place within a single setting on stage. Often scenes act as the subdivision of an act within a play. | |||
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Scene : 35 phrases in 15 subjects |