一ひと幕まく

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

1

one act (of a play)

Used for counting acts in a play or drama.

2

Figurative use: a striking or memorable scene or event, often in a larger story or life experience.

〈形けい容よう詞し〉な一ひと幕まくa ~ scene/episode (often emotional or dramatic)
運うん動どう会かいで感かん動どう的てきな一ひと幕まくがあった。
There was a touching scene at the sports day.
一ひと幕まくを演えんじるto cause a scene; to create an incident
駅えきで口こう論ろんの一ひと幕まくを演えんじてしまった。
He ended up making a scene arguing at the station.
一ひと幕まくが繰くり広ひろげられるa scene unfolds
会かい場じょうでは心こころ温あたたまる一ひと幕まくが繰くり広ひろげられた。
A heartwarming scene unfolded at the venue.

幕まくN3sense 1
幕 is the plain word for a theatrical act, while 一幕 specifically means 'one act' or, figuratively, a single memorable scene or episode.
場ば面めんN3sense 2
場面 is the everyday word for 'scene' in any context, while 一幕 carries a more literary, stage-derived nuance of a self-contained, often striking episode.
出で来き事ごとN3

幕まくN3sense 1
一幕 itself is a number-plus-counter phrase; further acts are counted the same way with 幕, as in 二幕、三幕.

Compound of 一 (one) and 幕 (act of a play).

出来事 is a neutral term for 'event' or 'happening', whereas 一幕 implies a vivid, scene-like episode worth recounting.

光景 emphasizes the visual impression of a sight, while 一幕 emphasizes the narrative or dramatic quality of an episode.