scenery

scenery
noun, no pl.
1) (Theatre) Bühnenbild, das
2) (landscape) Landschaft, die; (picturesque) [malerische] Landschaft

change of scenery — Tapetenwechsel, der (ugs.)

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noun
1) (the painted background for a play etc on a stage: The scenery looked rather shabby.) das Bühnenbild
2) (the general appearance of a landscape etc: beautiful scenery.) die Szenerie
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scen·ery
[ˈsi:nəri, AM -nɚi]
n no pl
1. (landscape) Landschaft f
beautiful/breathtaking/spectacular \scenery wunderschöne/atemberaubende/spektakuläre Landschaft
to blend into the \scenery (also pej) sich akk in die Landschaft einfügen, mit der Landschaft verschmelzen fig
a secret agent has to be able to blend into the \scenery ein Geheimagent muss sich ganz unauffällig verhalten können
2. THEAT, FILM Bühnenbild nt
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['siːnərɪ]
n
1) (= landscape) Landschaft f

there was no scenery at all to look at — die Landschaft bot überhaupt nichts Sehenswertes

do you like the scenery? — gefällt Ihnen die Gegend?

I'm tired of all the city scenery — ich bin stadtmüde

2) (THEAT) Bühnendekoration f, Kulissen pl
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scenery [ˈsiːnərı] s Szenerie f:
a) Landschaft f, Gegend f
b) Bühnenbild n, -ausstattung f, Kulissen pl, Dekoration f
* * *
noun, no pl.
1) (Theatre) Bühnenbild, das
2) (landscape) Landschaft, die; (picturesque) [malerische] Landschaft

change of scenery — Tapetenwechsel, der (ugs.)

* * *
(theatre) n.
Bühnenausstattung f.
Kulisse -n f. n.
Szenerie -n f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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