On-line Dictionary
Scene
Scene
n.
The
structure
on
which
a
spectacle
or
play
is
exhibited
;
the
part
of a
theater
in
which
the
acting
is
done
,
with
its
adjuncts
and
decorations
;
the
stage
.
Scene
n.
The
decorations
and
fittings
of a
stage
,
representing
the
place
in
which
the
action
is
supposed
to go on;
one
of
the
slides
, or
other
devices
,
used
to
give
an
appearance
of
reality
to
the
action
of a
play
; as, to
paint
scenes
; to
shift
the
scenes
; to go
behind
the
scenes
.
Scene
n.
So
much
of a
play
as
passes
without
change
of
locality
or
time
, or
important
change
of
character
;
hence
, a
subdivision
of an
act
; a
separate
portion
of a
play
,
subordinate
to
the
act
,
but
differently
determined
in
different
plays
; as, an
act
of
four
scenes
.
Scene
n.
The
place
,
time
,
circumstance
,
etc
., in
which
anything
occurs
, or in
which
the
action
of a
story
,
play
, or
the
like
, is
laid
;
surroundings
amid
which
anything
is
set
before
the
imagination
;
place
of
occurrence
,
exhibition
, or
action
.
Scene
n.
An
assemblage
of
objects
presented
to
the
view
at
once
; a
series
of
actions
and
events
exhibited
in
their
connection
; a
spectacle
; a
show
; an
exhibition
; a
view
.
Scene
n.
A
landscape
, or
part
of a
landscape
;
scenery
.
Scene
n.
An
exhibition
of
passionate
or
strong
feeling
before
others
;
often
, an
artifical
or
affected
action
, or
course
of
action
,
done
for
effect
; a
theatrical
display
.
Scene
v. t.
To
exhibit
as a
scene
; to
make
a
scene
of; to
display
.
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