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masculine

/es.θeˈna.ɾjo/ ES

/es.seˈna.ɾjo/ MX

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Translation

stage, scenario

Word origin

From Latin scenarium, from scena ('stage, scene'), itself from Greek skene ('tent, stage'). The same root gives English scenario and scene.

Origin: Latin
Root: scenarium
English cognates: scenario, scene, scenery

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralescenarios

Examples

aplaudieron.

The singer came onto the stage and everyone applauded.

Imagine a scenario in which everything goes well.

The actors rehearsed on the empty stage.

There are several possible scenarios for the future.

The stage lights were very bright.

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This word is part of lesson 28.