prolusion

• Sustantivo que designa un pasaje o escrito preliminar o introductorio, como un breve ensayo que precede al texto principal de un libro, o bien un ejercicio o calentamiento preparatorio antes de una actividad más intensa.

A noun referring to a preliminary or introductory piece of writing, such as a short essay before the main text of a book, or a preparatory exercise or warm-up before a more strenuous activity.

1. Introductory essayC2formal

   A brief written piece that serves as an introduction to a longer work, such as a book or academic paper.

   Ensayo introductorio

   • The author wrote a prolusion to explain the context of the novel.
   • The prolusion of the thesis outlined the main research questions.
   • Scholars often include a prolusion to guide readers through complex topics.

   Sinónimosexordiumforewordintroductionpreambleprefacepreludeprologue

2. Preliminary exerciseC2formal

   Physical or mental activity performed in preparation for more strenuous or demanding tasks.

   Ejercicio preliminar

   • The athletes engaged in a prolusion before the marathon.
   • Light stretching serves as a good prolusion for intense workouts.
   • The pianist's prolusion included scales and arpeggios.

   Sinónimosdrilldry runpracticepreparationrehearsaltesttrialwarm up