prologue
「prologue」的意思
n. 开场白；序言; vt. 加上……前言；为……作序
n.序言
「prologue」的用法
prologue引言，序言 - 在文学作品中，prologue通常位于正文之前，用于介绍背景信息或设置场景。
「prologue」的例句
The prologue sets the scene for the entire story.
引言为整个故事设置了背景。
The prologue provides crucial information that helps understand the main plot.
引言提供了关键信息，有助于理解主要情节。
The prologue is often used to build suspense and interest in the story.
引言通常用于营造悬念和对故事的兴趣。
The prologue can also serve as a summary of what will happen in the story.
引言也可以作为故事将要发生的内容的总结。
In some cases, the prologue may be omitted entirely from a story.
在某些情况下，故事可能完全省略引言。
A well-written prologue can enhance the reader's experience and engagement with the story.
一篇写得好的引言可以增强读者对故事的体验和参与度。
Prologues are particularly useful in non-fiction works to provide context and background.
在非虚构作品中，引言特别有用，可以提供背景和上下文。
The prologue should be concise and engaging to capture the reader's attention immediately.
引言应该简洁而吸引人，以便立即吸引读者的注意力。
Some authors use a prologue to explore themes or ideas that will be developed throughout the story.
一些作者使用引言来探讨将在整个故事中发展的主题或想法。
Prologues can also be used to introduce new characters or settings that are crucial to the story's success.
引言还可以用来介绍对故事成功至关重要的新角色或场景。