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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of "It's a scene"
Hi,
Excuse me for this ambiguous question, but if possible, would you tell me when you can say/use the phrase, "it's a scene"? When you are impressed by something or someone? What is the basic meaning of it?
Thank you,
M
Excuse me for this ambiguous question, but if possible, would you tell me when you can say/use the phrase, "it's a scene"? When you are impressed by something or someone? What is the basic meaning of it?
Thank you,
M
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Hi, Excuse me for this ambiguous question, but if possible, would you tell me when you can say/use the phrase, "it's a scene"? When you are impressed by something or someone? What is the basic meaning of it?
- Hi, Excuse me for this ambiguous question, but if possible, would you tell me when you can say/use the phrase, "it's a scene"?
- When you are impressed by something or someone?
- What is the basic meaning of it?
- Broadly speaking, 'a scene' commonly refers to a situation that you see.
- The phrase sounds odd and uninformative by itself.
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Hi,
Excuse me for this ambiguous question, but if possible, would you tell me when you can say/use the phrase, "it's a scene"? When you are impressed by something or someone? What is the basic meaning of it?
Broadly speaking, 'a scene' commonly refers to a situation that you see.
Excuse me for this ambiguous question, but if possible, would you tell me when you can say/use the phrase, "it's a scene"? When you are impressed by something or someone? What is the basic meaning of it?
Broadly speaking, 'a scene' commonly refers to a situation that you see.
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