prelude

prelude

[ˈpreljuːd]

n.序曲，前奏曲;开场戏，序幕;前兆，预兆;

复数： preludes 过去式： preluded 过去分词： preluded 现在分词：preuding 第三人称单数： preludes

英文例句/中文翻译：

1、

Q& A on Sex Prelude to Making Love

性的前奏

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2、

The modern economic ethics of the landed class inclined to reform become the prelude of the modern economic ethics of China, and the important tache of the modern enlightening trend of thought.

固而拉开了近代经济伦理思想变迁的序幕，成为近代启蒙思潮的一个不可或缺的重要内容。

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《 German Ideology 》 historical materialism as a prelude to the book the young Marx, Alienation efforts to explore the causes of-the spontaneity of market division of labor and exchange, and from the "spontaneous" to "voluntary" vision.

《德意志意识形态》是唯物史观的序幕之作，书中青年马克思着力探讨了异化现象的起因&市场分工和交换的自发性，并提出了从自发到自愿的愿景。

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