Scene
| Object
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)
| scene | |
| gen. | Bühne; Schauplatz; Szene; Vorgang; Motiv; Auftritt |
| object | |
| gen. | widersprechen |
| busin. | protestieren; Einwände vorbringen |
| econ. | einwerfen; Vorbringen |
| law | Einspruch erheben; Widerspruch erheben |
| tech. | einwenden; beanstanden; reklammieren |
noun | adjective | to phrases
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| Bühne f; Schauplatz m; Szene f; Vorgang m; Motiv n (Gegenstand einer Fotografie); Auftritt m; -szene Musikszene, Drogenszene; Ansicht f; Episode f; Ort der Handlung; Vorfall m; Ort m (Tatort) | |||
| Szene f (The image that is depicted in a photograph) | |||
| Kulissenstück n | |||
| Einsatzstelle f; Notfallort m; Szene f | |||
| Streit m | |||
| Drogenszene f | |||
| Kulisse f | |||
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| Fotomotiv n (Gegenstand einer Fotografie) | |||
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| Beat pad; Junkie-Szene; User-Szene | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| sc | |||
| 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 : 158 phrases in 30 subjects |
| American usage, not spelling | 3 |
| Artificial intelligence | 8 |
| Biology | 1 |
| Business | 1 |
| Cinematography | 1 |
| Communications | 15 |
| Computers | 7 |
| Construction | 4 |
| Criminal law | 3 |
| Economics | 5 |
| Education | 4 |
| Electronics | 2 |
| Emergency medical care | 1 |
| Environment | 3 |
| Figurative | 1 |
| Foreign trade | 1 |
| General | 63 |
| Hobbies and pastimes | 1 |
| Immigration and citizenship | 1 |
| Informal | 2 |
| Information technology | 1 |
| Labor law | 1 |
| Law | 10 |
| Materials science | 2 |
| Medical appliances | 1 |
| Microsoft | 2 |
| Optics branch of physics | 3 |
| Politics | 2 |
| Polygraphy | 1 |
| Technology | 8 |