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Daily English Pod
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Make a scene
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Make a scene
means to create a loud, emotional, or embarrassing display in public.
Examples:
1- When her order was wrong, she made a scene in the café — everyone was staring.
2- My toddler made a scene in the supermarket when I said no to candy — everyone was staring!
Hello and welcome to Daily English —Today’s idiom is a dramatic one - about emotions, attention, and control.
The expression is: “make a scene.”
Imagine someone shouting loudly in a restaurant, arguing, and drawing everyone’s eyes.
They’re definitely making a scene. What do you think it means?
To make a scene means to create a loud, emotional, or embarrassing display in public.
📚Let’s check some examples:
- When her order was wrong, she made a scene in the café — everyone was staring.
- He hates drama, so he never makes a scene, even when upset.
- Sometimes it’s wiser to stay calm than to make a scene.
My toddler made a scene in the supermarket when I said no to candy — everyone was staring!
Have you ever seen someone make a scene — or caught yourself about to?
What did you learn from it?