prologue是什么意思

双语例句

(1)The prologue is written by the famous scriptwriter.

这个开场白是由著名的编剧写的。

(2)This is just a wonderful prologue to the stage play.

这只是舞台剧精彩的序幕。

(3)This prologue was loved by young people.

这场初步计时赛深受年轻人的喜爱。

(4)The prologue to the play introduced the setting.

该剧的序幕介绍了背景

(5)The prologue to the novel is written in the form of a newspaper account.

该小说的前言是以新闻报道的形式写的。

(6)The historical prologue, thirdly, explains why Israel accepts her place in the suzerain-vassal relationship.

第三点，这个历史旁白解释了为什么犹太人接受了他们在领主与奴隶关系里的地位。

(7)Prologue (chapters 1 to 3)

序言（第1-3章）

(8)Prologue - Even dolls have feelings.

序章-就算人偶也有感情。

(9)Shakespeare wrote: What's past is prologue.

莎士比亚说，凡事过去，皆为序章。

同义词

n. 开场白；序言

同根词

词根 prologue

(1)prolusion n. 预演，序幕；序言

释义

n.

a separate introductory section of a literary or musical work

序言；序诗；序曲

the suppressed prologue to Women in Love.

小说《恋爱中的女人》中那压抑的序言。

an event or action that leads to another event or situation

引出某种情况的事件（或行动）；开端序幕

the events from 1945 to 1956 provided the prologue to the post-imperial era.

１９４５到１９５６年发生的一系列事件拉开了后帝国时代的帷幕。

(in professional cycling)a short preliminary time trial held before a race to establish a leader

（职业自行车赛前举行的）领头车选拔赛。

the actor who delivers the prologue in a play

（在剧中）念开场白的演员。

词源

"Middle English： from Old French,via Latin from Greek prologos,from pro- ‘before'＋logos ‘saying’．"

(1)What's past is prologue.

凡是过往，皆为序章。《暴风雨》