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sce·nic  (snk, snk)
adj.
1. Of or relating to the stage, stage scenery, or theatrical representation: scenic design.
2. Constituting or affording pleasing views of natural features: climbed a hill for a scenic panorama of the valley; a scenic drive along the crater rim.
n.
A depiction of natural scenery.

sceni·cal·ly adv.

scenic [ˈsiːnɪk ˈsɛn-]
adj
1. of or relating to natural scenery
2. having beautiful natural scenery a scenic drive
3. (Performing Arts / Theatre) of or relating to the stage or stage scenery
4. (Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Art Terms) (in painting) representing a scene, such as a scene of action or a historical event
scenically  adv

scenery, scenic - Scenery was originally theatrical—"a stage depiction of nature"—and it came to be applied to nature itself; scenic first pertained to the theatre and meant "dramatic, theatrical."
See also related terms for theatre.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.scenic - used of locationsscenic - used of locations; having beautiful natural scenery; "scenic drives"
beautiful - delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration; "a beautiful child"; "beautiful country"; "a beautiful painting"; "a beautiful theory"; "a beautiful party"
2.scenic - of or relating to the stage or stage sceneryscenic - of or relating to the stage or stage scenery; "scenic design"

scenic
adjective picturesque, beautiful, spectacular, striking, grand, impressive, breathtaking, panoramic A 2-hour drive through scenic country.
Translations
scenic [ˈsiːnɪk] ADJ
1. (gen) → pintoresco
an area of scenic beautyuna región de bellos paisajes
scenic railway (= miniature railway) tren pequeño que hace recorridos turísticos por un recinto (Brit) (= roller coaster) → montaña f rusa
scenic roadcarretera f que recorre lugares pintorescos
2. (Theat) → escénico, dramático
scenic [ˈsiːnɪk] adj [place, country] → qui offre de beaux paysages
to take the scenic route → prendre l'itinéraire touristique
scenic
adj
(= of landscape)landschaftlich; scenic shots (Phot) → Landschaftsaufnahmen pl
(= picturesque)malerisch; to take the scenic routedie landschaftlich schöne Strecke nehmen; (hum)einen kleinen Umweg machen
(= theatrical)bühnentechnisch; (Film) → filmtechnisch; scenic effects (Theat) → Bühneneffekte pl; (Film) → landschaftliche Effekte pl

scenic:
scenic design
nSzenenbild nt
scenic designer
nSzenenbildner(in) m(f)
scenic railway
nTouristenbahnlinie f (durch landschaftlich schönes Gebiet), → ˜ Berg- und Tal-Bahn f; (= roller coaster)Achterbahn f
scenic road, scenic route
scenic [ˈsiːnɪk] adj (postcard, view) → pittoresco/a; (road, railway) → panoramico/a


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