prelude

n.

序曲，前奏曲；开场戏，序幕；前兆，预兆；

v.

为…作序，开头；成为…的序曲；演奏序曲，唱开场戏；

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1. It opened the prelude to Chinese civilization.
   这掀开了中华文明的序幕。
2. The rural reform has opened the prelude of China's reform and opening-up.
   农村改革揭开了中国改革开放的序幕。
3. That is the prelude to a ruined evening.
   那一晚的约会就在这前奏声中毁了。
4. An intercultural dialogue should prelude such cooperative undertakings.
   文化间的对话应该成为这些合作的前奏。

1. The discussions were a prelude to the treaty.
   这些讨论是签订该条约的前奏。
2. An intercultural dialogue should prelude such cooperative undertakings.
   文化间的对话应该成为这些合作的前奏。

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