scene in Greek
scene in Greek is σκηνή — scene means the place where something happens, especially something notable or newsworthy.
scene in Greek
σκηνή
Pronounced: skini
The location of an event that attracts attention.
What does "scene" mean?
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noun The place where something happens, especially something notable or newsworthy.
"Paramedics were already at the scene when the first journalists arrived."
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noun A single episode or part of a play, film, or story set in one place or time.
"In the opening scene, a woman waits alone at a rainy railway station."
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noun A loosely connected group of people who share an interest or subculture.
"There is a lively art scene in the city, with new galleries opening all the time."
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noun A dramatic, embarrassing outburst of emotion in public.
"Please don't make a scene in front of the children, he whispered."
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scene in a sentence
- Paramedics were already at the scene when the first journalists arrived.
- Police cordoned off the scene of the accident.
- In the opening scene, a woman waits alone at a rainy railway station.
- The actors rehearsed the kitchen scene again until the timing felt right.
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What is "scene" in Greek?
"scene" in Greek is σκηνή. scene means: The place where something happens, especially something notable or newsworthy.
How do you pronounce σκηνή?
"scene" in Greek is σκηνή, pronounced "skini".
How do you use "scene" in a sentence?
Example: "Paramedics were already at the scene when the first journalists arrived." In Greek, "scene" is σκηνή.
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