Definition of scène à faire in English:

scène à faire

noun ˌsɛn a ˈfɛːˌseɪn a ˈfɛː

A scene in a play, opera, etc., made inevitable and indispensable by the progress of the action; the most important scene of the play, often the climax, which fulfils the expectation created by the plot.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894), writer. From French scène à faire, lit. ‘scene for action’ from scène + à to + faire do.

Definition of scène à faire in US English:

scène à faire

noun

A scene in a play, opera, etc., made inevitable and indispensable by the progress of the action; the most important scene of the play, often the climax, which fulfils the expectation created by the plot.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894), writer. From French scène à faire, lit. ‘scene for action’ from scène + à to + faire do.

词汇	scène à faire
释义	Definition of scène à faire in English: scène à faire noun ˌsɛn a ˈfɛːˌseɪn a ˈfɛː A scene in a play, opera, etc., made inevitable and indispensable by the progress of the action; the most important scene of the play, often the climax, which fulfils the expectation created by the plot. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894), writer. From French scène à faire, lit. ‘scene for action’ from scène + à to + faire do. Definition of scène à faire in US English: scène à faire noun A scene in a play, opera, etc., made inevitable and indispensable by the progress of the action; the most important scene of the play, often the climax, which fulfils the expectation created by the plot. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894), writer. From French scène à faire, lit. ‘scene for action’ from scène + à to + faire do.
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