Scene
Spot, Site
noun, の adjective
Your present location is the scene of the crime! And you're on the scene to check out what's currently going on.
This word means a spot where some specific thing has actually happened or is presently going on. It's often used for things like crime scenes, construction sites, or front-line workplace environments.
The reading is a combination of the on'yomi and kun'yomi readings. You didn't learn the kun'yomi reading for 場 with the kanji, so here's a mnemonic to help you remember it:
At this crime scene, a "baa" (ば) was apparently heard by witnesses. This can only mean one thing: that infamous arch-criminal, the Lamb-Chopper, has struck again! Baa!
ライブストリーミングで、現場の楽しい空気感が伝わればいいなと思っています。
I hope live streaming can convey how fun the atmosphere is here right now.
このルールを変えたければ、まず現場の了解を取ってください。
If you want to change this rule, please get approval from the on-site workers first.
あの犯罪現場で実際に何が起きたのかがすぐに明るみに出ることを期待しよう。
Let’s hope that what actually happened at the scene of the crime will come to light soon.