prelude

名词序曲，前奏曲; 开场戏，序幕; 前兆，预兆

动词为…作序，开头; 成为…的序曲; 演奏序曲，唱开场戏

名词overture

名词finale

不及物动词

名词

1. 序幕：BeverleyNichols,英国作家,出生于一八九八年,逝世于一九八三年,从一九二零年出版小说<<序幕>>(Prelude)到一九八二年出版诗集<<曙光>>(Twilight)为止,他一生创作了六十多部著作,涉及小说、侦探推理故事、园艺著作、童话、戏剧、歌曲整理等,

1. prelude的反义词

1. 前奏；序幕；开端
    You can describe an event as a prelude to a more important event when it happens before it and acts as an introduction to it.

    e.g. Most unions see privatisation as an inevitable prelude to job losses...
           大多数工会认为私有化会不可避免地导致失业。
    e.g. The conference, which closed yesterday, was a prelude to a Communist Party Central Committee meeting.
           昨天结束的会议拉开了共产党中央委员会会议的序幕。

2. 序曲；前奏曲
    A prelude is a short piece of music for the piano or organ.

    e.g. ...the famous E minor prelude of Chopin.
           肖邦著名的E小调前奏曲

1. prelude

1. At first, it was played as a prelude to the dragon lantern dance to clear the way.

2. prelude

2. But he said the constitutional amendment is just a prelude to further legislation that is needed.

3. Understanding these historical connections is a prelude to examining the continuing significance in current market developments.

4. Those with a vivid imagination could be forgiven believing this is the prelude to a drama on a cosmic scale.

5. It is a prelude for the firm to introduce its advanced management experience of business facilities along metro lines to mainland cities.

6. The parties wanted him to quit as a prelude to forming a new revamped government with revised policies in response to the poll debacle.

7. Among the participants there was a prelude of performances for the 2003 Nanning International Folk Song Art Festival.

8. In a sense, it is an exotic prelude to the real festival to come.

9. Outsell Inc media analyst Ken Doctor says the AOL deal could be a prelude to even more recruiting.

10. Israel broadcast warnings into south Lebanon telling civilians to leave the region, a possible prelude to a larger Israeli ground operation.

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