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[/ˈpreljuːd; ˋprɛljud/] n 用法:
1 ~ (to sth) (a) action or event that happens before another larger or more important one and forms an introduction to it （行动或事件的）序幕, 前奏:
His frequent depressions were the prelude to a complete mental breakdown. 他经常抑郁寡欢, 後来精神完全崩溃了. *
The bankruptcy of several small firms was the prelude to general economic collapse. 几家小商行倒闭了, 随之而来的是经济大萧条. *
I'm afraid that these troubles are just a prelude, ie to worse ones. 我看这些为难事只是个引子（大问题在後面）.
(b) introductory part of a poem, etc （诗等的）序:
The lines form a prelude to his long narrative poem. 这几行诗是他那长篇叙事诗的序诗. 用法:
2 (music 音) (a) introductory movement coming before a fugue or forming the first part of a suite 前奏曲.
(b) short piece of music of a similar type 类似上述乐曲之小段. |