n. 前奏, 序幕, 序诗, 前奏曲
vi. 作为前奏
vt. 作为...的开头
n. music that precedes a fugue or introduces an act in an opera
v. serve as a prelude or opening to
v. play as a prelude
1. He was telling me all this, he said, as a prelude, a prelude to a warning and the offer of a gift.
他說 他跟我說這些是前奏 警告的前奏和禮物的饋贈
2. But that was merely prelude of what was to come.
但那只是接下来的事件的序曲
3. This could be a prelude to a larger attack.
這可能是更大規模攻擊的前奏
4. Such a violation could be a prelude to something bigger.
这样公然侵犯之后可能还会有大动作
5. In what many believe is a prelude to war.
多数人认为这是战争的前兆
6. This can only be looked at as a prelude to war.
这种行为只能被认为是战争的前兆
7. Our partnership was a prelude to a destiny I could never have imagined.
我们之间的合作 是种我从未想象过命运的前奏
8. We believe the embassy bombing was a prelude to what they had planned.
我们相信炸大使馆 只是他们计划的序幕
9. You see, this is just the beginning, a prelude to the trial.
这只是个开始 审判的前奏
10. Now, the concern is this could be the prelude to a larger attack.
我担心的是 这有可能是更大规模袭击的前奏
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