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Meanings of prelude in inglês
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preliminar Musical compositions that introduce another or larger instrumental work.
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Examples for "preliminary"
Examples for "preliminary"
1
Eisenhower at the summit: 'What U-Twos?' We'll go along; no preliminary summation.
2
That issue has been resolved at a preliminary level, the officials said.
3
However, Germany does not expect even a preliminary decision in that timeframe.
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A preliminary finding is not expected until early 2011, government officials said.
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The EU team will deliver a preliminary report later in the week.
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They were the music of Socialism, the overture to the new society.
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One political analyst warned not to read too much into Trump's overture.
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But his latest overture to the business community did not impress everyone.
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The overture and operas have been performed several times in this country.
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The overture came to an end and the curtain started to rise.
Usage of prelude in inglês
1
The second loss, however, turned out to be prelude to a renaissance.
2
To Goethe, nature is the symphony; to Byron it is the prelude.
3
The whole conduct of the court-martial was in keeping with that prelude.
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The prelude in D-flat represents a larger flight of the Chopin fancy.
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In general, model selection is an important prelude to subsequent statistical inference.
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But the subject of arrests was but the prelude to the play.
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As a prelude to the corporal punishment the principal delivered a lecture.
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We have first a prelude extending to the middle of verse 3.
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Still they are only the prelude of the fuller song of Browning.
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The bewilderment was half shame and half the prelude to profound rejoicing.
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The solemn prelude began from a full concert of the various instruments.
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This was all a dance, a prelude to what would come later.
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Outside Leinster House it was like the prelude to a boyband concert.
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These incidents were the prelude to the storm which shortly afterward burst.
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As it happened, it was only a prelude to the real performance.
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Is it a prelude to war, a bargaining tactic or a warning?
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Prelude across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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