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ˈsi:nərɪ сущ.
1) декорации сцены to set up scenery ≈ устанавливать декорации to move, shift scenery ≈ двигать декорации to dismantle scenery ≈ разбирать декорации stage scenery ≈ сценические декорации
2) вид, пейзаж;
ландшафт beautiful, majestic, picturesque scenery ≈ красивый, прекрасный, живописный пейзаж wild scenery ≈ дикий пейзаж (театральные) декорации - rolling * передвижные декорации обстановка;
окружение - a change of * перемена обстановки, обыкн. путешествие;
переезд в другой город и т. п. - you want a change of * вам нужно переменить обстановку пейзаж, ландшафт;
вид - mountain * горный ландшафт - picturesque * живописный пейзаж - travel through magnificent * путешествовать по живописной местности scenery декорации ~ пейзаж -
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[ʹsi:n(ə)rı] n1. 1) (театральные) декорации2) обстановка; окружениеa change of scenery - перемена обстановки, обыкн. путешествие, переезд в другой город и т. п.
2. пейзаж, ландшафт; видtravel through magnificent scenery - путешествовать по живописной местности
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['siːn(ə)rɪ]сущ.to move / shift scenery — двигать декорации
2) вид, пейзаж; ландшафтbeautiful / majestic / picturesque scenery — красивый, прекрасный, живописный пейзаж
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1. n место действия2. n местоthe scene of the disaster — место, где произошла катастрофа
3. n театр. сцена; картина; явление4. n эпизод5. n кино сцена кинофильма; монтажный кадрcrowd scene — массовая сцена, массовка
6. n сцена, эпизод, происшествие7. n объяснение, крупный разговор, скандал; сцена8. n вид, пейзажa scene full of glamour — пейзаж, полный очарования
9. n часто декорация10. n обстановка; окружение11. n редк. театральные подмостки12. n поэт. жизньto quit this scene of troubles — покинуть этот суетный мир; умереть
13. n разг. положение дел; обстоятельства; мир14. n арх. театр, театральное искусство15. n арх. каменный или деревянный задник сцены16. n арх. театральное представление17. n арх. занавес18. n арх. фото сюжетСинонимический ряд:1. arena (noun) arena; environment; locate; region; spot; theater; theatre2. incident (noun) commotion; demonstration; display; episode; exhibition; incident; show; situation; spectacle3. mise-en-scene (noun) mise-en-scene; scenery; set; stage set; stage setting4. picture (noun) landscape; picture; seascape5. setting (noun) locale; location; setting; site; stage6. view (noun) outlook; panorama; perspective; prospect; sight; view; vista
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