现场

xiàn chǎng

the scene (of a crime, accident etc)

HSK 6

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Meaning and Usage

The word "现场" (xiànchǎng) primarily refers to the physical location where an event, especially an accident, crime, or live performance, takes place. It is commonly used in news reports, police investigations, and live event contexts.

Common Contexts

  1. Accident or Crime Scene: Used to describe the exact place where an incident occurred, e.g., "正在现场调查" (The police are investigating at the scene).
  2. Live Events: Refers to attending or experiencing something in person, such as concerts or performances, emphasizing the immediacy and atmosphere.
  3. Media Reporting: Journalists often arrive at the "现场" to provide firsthand news coverage.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 现场调查 (on-site investigation): used in official or legal contexts.
  • 现场 (watch on site): used for live events.
  • 现场报道 (on-site reporting): used in journalism.

Nuances

Using "现场" implies direct presence and immediacy. It contrasts with remote or secondhand information. Avoid confusing it with "场所" (chǎngsuǒ), which is a more general term for place or location without the implication of an event happening there.

Summary

"现场" is a versatile term essential for describing the exact place of an event, especially in formal, journalistic, or live entertainment contexts. It conveys a sense of immediacy and presence that is important for clear communication.

예문

警方正在现场调查事故原因。

Jǐngfāng zhèngzài xiànchǎng diàochá shìgù yuányīn.

The police are investigating the cause of the accident at the scene.

他喜欢在现场观看演唱会,感受气氛。

Tā xǐhuān zài xiànchǎng guānkàn yǎnchànghuì, gǎnshòu qìfēn.

He likes to watch concerts live on site to feel the atmosphere.

记者第一时间赶到现场报道新闻。

Jìzhě dì yī shíjiān gǎndào xiànchǎng bàodào xīnwén.

Reporters rushed to the scene immediately to report the news.