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EnglishGerman
scenario technique Szenariotechnik {f} [auch: Szenario-Technik]
scenario testSzenariotest {m}
scenario testing Szenariotest {m}
scenario treeSzenariobaum {m}
scenario writingSzenarioschreiben {n}
scenario-based testing szenarienbasierter Test {m}
scenarios Drehbücher {pl}
scenariosSzenarien {pl}
scenarisation [Br.] Drehbuchbearbeitung {f}
scenarist Drehbuchschreiber {m}
scenarist Szenenschreiber {m}
scenarist Drehbuchautor {m}
scenaristSzenarist {m}
scenarization Drehbuchbearbeitung {f}
scenary [obs.] theatralisch
scene Bühne {f}
scene Schauplatz {m}
scene Szene {f}
scene Vorgang {m}
scene Auftritt {m}
scene Ort {m}
sceneTheaterszene {f}
scene Motiv {n}
scene Ort {m} der Handlung
sceneEpisode {f}
scene Vorfall {m}
sceneAnsicht {f}
sceneBild {n} [Szene]
scene [fig.] Streit {m}
... scene [music scene, drug scene, etc.] -szene {f} [Musikszene, Drogenszene etc.]
scène à faire Hauptszene {f}
scene analysis Szenenanalyse {f}
scene builderBühnenbildner {m}
scene caused by jealousyEifersuchtsszene {f}
scene change Szenenwechsel {m}
scene change Kulissenwechsel {m}
scene designerBühnenbildner {m}
scene dockKulissenlager {m}
scene from everyday life Alltagsszene {f}
scene graph Szenengraph {m}
scene headingKopfzeile {f} [Drehbuch]
scene management Szenenverwaltung {f}
scene name Szenenname {m}
scene of an accident Unfallstelle {f}
scene of battle Schlachtfeld {n}
scene of crimeSchauplatz {m} des Verbrechens
scene of crime suit Tatort-Schutzanzug {m}
scene of destruction Bild {n} der Zerstörung
scene of destruction Trümmerfeld {n} [Trümmerlandschaft]
scene of destruction Trümmerlandschaft {f}
scene of devastation Trümmerfeld {n} [fig.]
scene of disasterUnglücksstätte {f}
scene of event Ort {m} des Ereignisses
scene of fire Brandstelle {f}
scene of solidarity Solidaritätsszene {f}
scene of the accidentUnfallort {m}
scene of the accidentUnglücksort {m}
scene of the accident Unglücksstelle {f}
scene of the attackAngriffsort {m}
scene of the crime Tatort {m}
scene of the dramaHandlungsort {m} des Dramas
scene of the fireBrandstätte {f}
scene of the Winter OlympicsAustragungsort {m} der Winterolympiade
scene of (the) dancing Tanzszene {f} [in Film, Theaterstück]
scene of (the) incidentVorfallort {m}
scene of violence Gewaltszene {f}
scene painter Bühnenbildmaler {m}
scene painter Bühnenmaler {m}
scene painter [fig.] Landschaftsschilderer {m}
scene painter's loft Malersaal {m}
scene paintingBühnenmalerei {f}
scene shifter Bühnenarbeiter {m}
scene shifter [also: scene-shifter] Kulissenschieber {m} [ugs.] [hum.]
scene stillsStandfotos {pl}
sceneries Szenerien {pl}
sceneryKulisse {f}
scenery Szenerie {f}
scenery Bühnenbild {n}
scenery Gegend {f} [malerische, schöne etc.]
scenery Landschaftsbild {n}
scenery Dekoration {f}
scenery {sg}Kulissen {pl}
scenery [landscape] Landschaft {f}
scenery [landscape] Gefilde {n} [geh.]
scenery and costumes Ausstattung {f}
scenery depot Kulissendepot {n}
scenery dockBühnenbilddepot {n}
scenes Schauplätze {pl}
scenes Szenen {pl}
Scenes from a Marriage [Ingmar Bergman]Szenen einer Ehe
Scenes from Childhood Kinderszenen [Robert Schumann]
Scenes from the Life of a Faun Aus dem Leben eines Fauns [Arno Schmidt]
scenes from the life of Christ Christusszenen {pl}
scenes of accidentsUnfallstellen {pl}
scenes of firesBrandstellen {pl}
scenes of tortureFolterszenen {pl}
scenes of violenceGewaltszenen {pl}
sceneshifter [also: scene-shifter]Kulissenschieber {m} [ugs.] [hum.]
scene-stealer [jd., der sich in den Mittelpunkt rückt]
scenester [youth sl.]Scenester {m} [jemand, der sich auffällig in Gehabe, Kleidung etc. einer bestimmten Szene anpasst]
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