英语
德语
I. prel·ude [ˈprelju:d, 美 also ˈpreɪlu:d] 名词
1. prelude usu 单数 (preliminary):
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| you | prelude |
| he/she/it | preludes |
| we | prelude |
| you | prelude |
| they | prelude |
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| I | have | preluded |
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| you | have | preluded |
| he/she/it | has | preluded |
| we | have | preluded |
| you | have | preluded |
| they | have | preluded |
| I | had | preluded |
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| you | had | preluded |
| he/she/it | had | preluded |
| we | had | preluded |
| you | had | preluded |
| they | had | preluded |
PONS词典中的例句（已经编辑处理）
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The construction of a power plant was completed in 1904, as a prelude to the construction of a state-of-the-art textile mill in 1906.
en.wikipedia.org The prelude to the first act and the "pizzicati" in the third are the significantly more famous sections of this already notable score.
en.wikipedia.org In looking back upon the 1920s, events were increasingly seen as occurring in prelude to the market crash.
en.wikipedia.org The prelude is sometimes extracted as a concert piece.
en.wikipedia.org The arrival of sound did little to alter the convention except that the sequence was usually accompanied by a musical prelude or overture.
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