scenic
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsinɪk/ · UK /ˈsiːnɪk/
scenic means: Having beautiful natural views.
adjective
Having beautiful natural views.
- We took the scenic route home.
- The train passes through a scenic valley.
- Which road offers the most scenic views?
Connected with the painted backgrounds and other things that create a place on a stage.
- She teaches scenic design.
- The scenic artist painted a forest backdrop.
- They stored the scenic elements behind the theatre.
Connected with acting or performances on a stage.
- The essay examines scenic performance.
- Music supports the scenic action throughout the play.
- Her study explores the scenic presentation of ancient stories.
noun
A picture or other artwork showing a landscape.
- She painted a scenic of the valley.
- Two scenics hung beside the portraits.
- The gallery displayed a mountain scenic near the entrance.
Someone whose job is to design or paint backgrounds for stage performances.
- The theatre hired a scenic.
- Two scenics painted the enormous backdrop.
- Our lead scenic designed the forest for this production.
Questions about scenic
What does scenic mean?
Having beautiful natural views.
What is scenic in other languages?
Türkçe: manzaralı · Español: pintoresco · Français: pittoresque · Deutsch: landschaftlich reizvoll · Italiano: panoramico · 日本語: 景色の美しい
How do you pronounce scenic?
In American English /ˈsinɪk/; in British English /ˈsiːnɪk/.
How do you use scenic in a sentence?
We took the scenic route home. The train passes through a scenic valley.
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