Pronunciation: /ˈprɛˌlud/
noun an introductory piece of music or event
A1 The prelude to the concert was a short speech by the conductor.
A2 The prelude to the meeting was a casual conversation among colleagues.
B1 The prelude to the book set the tone for the rest of the story.
B2 The prelude to the negotiations was a series of preliminary discussions.
C1 The prelude to the war was a period of escalating tensions between the two countries.
C2 The prelude to the performance was a stunning light show that captivated the audience.
verb None
A1 I prelude my morning routine with a cup of coffee.
A2 She preludes every meeting with a brief introduction.
B1 The speaker preluded his speech with a joke to lighten the mood.
B2 The concert preluded with a beautiful orchestral piece.
C1 The negotiations were preluded by several days of intense discussions.
C2 The new product launch was preluded by a series of teaser videos.
adjective None
A1 The prelude music played softly in the background.
A2 The prelude to the main event was a short speech by the host.
B1 The prelude activities helped to set the tone for the rest of the workshop.
B2 The prelude discussion provided valuable insights into the upcoming negotiations.
C1 The prelude performance was met with critical acclaim from the audience.
C2 The prelude to the novel introduced the main characters and themes in a captivating way.
adverb None
A1 The prelude to the concert was a short speech by the conductor.
A2 The prelude to the meeting was a brief introduction by the chairperson.
B1 The prelude to the movie set the tone for the rest of the film.
B2 The prelude to the negotiation was a series of informal discussions between the two parties.
C1 The prelude to the book provided important background information for the reader.
C2 The prelude to the performance was a stunning display of lights and music.
pronoun None
A1 The prelude to the story introduced the main characters.
A2 The prelude to the concert featured a solo piano performance.
B1 The prelude to the meeting set the tone for the discussions that followed.
B2 The prelude to the investigation revealed important clues.
C1 The prelude to the negotiations outlined the key points of the agreement.
C2 The prelude to the performance captivated the audience with its dramatic opening.
preposition None
A1 The prelude to the movie was a short animation.
A2 The prelude to their meeting was an awkward silence.
B1 The prelude to the concert was an announcement by the conductor.
B2 The prelude to the negotiation was a series of informal discussions.
C1 The prelude to the war was a series of diplomatic tensions.
C2 The prelude to the scientific discovery was years of research and experimentation.
conjunction None
A1 Before we start the meeting, let's have a prelude to introduce ourselves.
A2 The prelude to the concert featured a solo performance by the violinist.
B1 The prelude to the negotiations set the tone for the upcoming discussions.
B2 The prelude to the book provided important background information for the readers.
C1 The prelude to the film hinted at the complex themes that would be explored later.
C2 The prelude to the event was a grand opening ceremony with fireworks and music.
interjection None
A1 Prelude! Let's start the show.
A2 Prelude, everyone! Get ready for the main event.
B1 Prelude to a great evening ahead, folks!
B2 Prelude to an exciting adventure, here we go!
C1 Prelude to a masterpiece, brace yourselves for what's to come.
C2 Prelude, the anticipation builds for the grand finale.
article None
A1 The prelude to the concert featured a solo pianist.
A2 The prelude to the meeting was a brief introduction by the chairperson.
B1 The prelude to the book set the stage for the main characters and plot.
B2 The prelude to the negotiations was a series of informal discussions.
C1 The prelude to the performance was an elaborate light and sound show.
C2 The prelude to the event was a grand opening ceremony with fireworks.
formal The prelude to the meeting consisted of a brief overview of the agenda.
informal The prelude to the party was everyone chatting and mingling before the music started.
slang The prelude to the movie was just a bunch of trailers that dragged on forever.
figurative The peaceful walk in the park was a prelude to the chaos that would ensue later in the day.
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