prolusion

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.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa um trecho preliminar ou introdutório de um texto, como um pequeno ensaio antes do corpo principal de um livro, ou um exercício preparatório ou aquecimento antes de uma atividade mais intensa.

1. Introductory essay C2 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇵🇹Ensaio introdutório

   Sinônimos: exordiumforewordintroductionpreambleprefacepreludeprologue

2. Preliminary exercise C2 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇵🇹Aquecimento

   Sinônimos: drilldry runpracticepreparationrehearsaltesttrialwarm up

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