on the scene



on the scene

Fig. available or present where something is happening or where something has happened. The ambulance was on the scene almost immediately. I wasn't on the scene when it happened.
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on the scene

in a place where something is happening Reporters arrived on the scene within minutes of the explosion. The US commander on the scene has requested 2,000 more troops.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Feidhlimidh-Irish
Alia (2)-Ancient Germanic
Rolandoro-LAHN-do (Spanish)Spanish, Italian, Portuguese
Marybethmer-ee-BETH, mar-ee-BETHEnglish
Erica['erikə]
Bat-Erdene-Mongolian