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prelude

/ˈprɛl.juːd/

/ˈprɛl.jud/

preludesubstantiv

preludes

Pl.

/ˈprɛl.juːd/

/ˈprɛl.jud/

Übersetzungen

прелюдия

The orchestra played a beautiful prelude before the main performance.

Оркестр исполнил красивую прелюдию перед основным выступлением.

вступление

The book's prelude sets the stage for the story that follows.

Вступление книги задает тон истории, которая следует.

Definitionen

An introductory performance, action, or event preceding and preparing for the principal or a more important matter.

The short film served as a prelude to the main feature.

A musical composition, usually brief, that is generally played as an introduction to another, larger musical piece.

The pianist played a beautiful prelude before the symphony began.

Synonyme

preludeverb

preluded

Präteritum

preluded

Partizip Perfekt

preluding

Gerundium

/ˈprɛljuːd/

/ˈprɛl(j)ud/

Übersetzungen

предвещать

The dark clouds preluded a storm.

Темные облака предвещали бурю.

Definitionen

To serve as a prelude or introduction to something.

The short film preluded the main feature at the cinema.

To play or perform a musical prelude before (a piece of music, performance, or event).

The organist preluded the hymn with an improvised flourish.

Synonyme

preface

announce

inaugurate

lead into

pave the way for

usher in

preludeadjektiv

/ˈprɛljuːd/

/ˈprɛljuːd/ or /ˈprɛlud/

Used attributively to qualify another noun with the sense 'introductory; preceding'.

Definitionen

Introductory; serving as a prelude to something that follows.

The prelude chapter sets the historical context for the novel.