prologue
n. 序言,开场白
A prologue is a speech or section of text that introduces a play or book.
The prologue to the novel is written in the form of a newspaper account.
这本小说的序言是以报纸报道的形式写的。
If one event is a prologue to another event, it leads to it.
This was a prologue to today's bloodless revolution.
这拉开了当今不流血革命的序幕。
1. an introduction to a play
Prologue: As a Reservations Sales Agent, we will meet the situation of require special request.
开场白: 作为一名预订部销售文员我们会遇到有特殊要求的预订.
The prologue to the report is brief and to the point.
这篇报道的导语写得言简意赅.
This day, the French populace attack and capture the bastille, henceforth had opened French Revolution's prologue.
这一天, 法国群众攻克巴士底狱, 从此揭开了法国大革命的序幕.
Fans watch Lance Armstrong race the prologue trial July 3 in Rotterdam.
球迷观看比赛的序幕兰斯阿姆斯特朗计时赛7月3日在鹿特丹.
Prologue: As to Reservations Sales Agent handling group is one of the most important work.
开场白: 作为一名预订部销售文员处理团队预订是我们每天的重要工作之一.