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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cool scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an interesting or impressive situation, event, or setting, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "The movie had a cool scene where the hero jumps off a building and lands perfectly on a moving car."
Alternatives: "an awesome moment" or "a great setting."
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It's not a cool scene, not at all.
Graffito chalked on a subway-station wall in Flushing: "Peace is a cool scene".
A cool scene, a D.J. on the street and lots of beautiful people.
The guests are from a cool scene also; they join the screening audience and look at the film.
Smiling, Stiller went on, "So there could be a cool scene in Central Park where Orion is telling Larry where he's from — " Levy started to rise in excitement.
The New Yorker, January 12 , 1963P. 25 Graffito chalked on a subway-station wall in Flushing: "Peace is a cool scene".
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10 p.m. 9) DUBLIN DANCING While tourists cram themselves into the various watering holes in Temple Bar, you can find a cooler scene across the River Liffey in the city's International Financial Services Center area, directly underneath Connolly Station.
"It's going to be a really, a really cool scene out there.
It's an electric moment, a great line, and a very cool scene.
"That was a really cool scene," Schubert said, adding, "That was the start of our meet".
Kansas City had a really cool scene when I was growing up.
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