序幕的英文怎么说

序幕的英文：
prologue

• The prolog to the French Revolution
  法国革命的序幕
• A drama begins with a prologue, but the prologue is not the climax
  剧是必须从序幕开始的，但序幕还不是高潮。
• A drama begins with a prologue, but the prologue is not the climax.
  剧是必须从序幕开始的，但序幕还不是高潮。
• It is the prolog to the French Revolution
  它是法国革命的序幕。
• To serve as a prelude or an introduction.
  作为序幕或开端
• The German invasion of Poland was a prelude to World War II.
  德国入侵波兰是第二次世界大战的序幕。
• The signing of the agreement was a prologue to better relations between the two countries.
  签定这一协议是两国关系加强的序幕。
• Of or serving as a prelude;introductory.
  序曲的，序言的序幕(曲)的或作为序曲的;介绍性的
• We're hoping these talks could be a preface to peace.
  我们希望这些会谈成为和平的序幕。
• A preface or prologue,as to a literary composition,especially an early English play.
  前言引言或序幕，如文学作品的前言，尤指早期英国剧作的序幕

• The past is the prologue.
  前事不忘，后事之师。
• A drama begins with a prologue, but the prologue is not the climax.
  剧是必须从序幕开始的，但序幕还不是高潮。
• The prologue of the book is too tedious.
  这本书的序言过于冗长乏味。
• 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。
• The sign of the agreement is a prologue to better relation between the two countries.
  签订这一协定更促进了两国的关系。