Preambles - English meaning

Preambles – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A preliminary or preparatory statement; an introduction.
Usage examples:
He could tell that what she said was by way of a preamble

noun
An introduction to a speech or piece of writing
Usage examples:
The preamble to the constitution

序言, 前言, 前文, 诸言

Preambules, Preambule, Inleiding, Aanloop

Préambules, Préambule, Préface

Präambeln, Präambel, Vorwort, Einleitung

प्रस्तावना, भूमिका, शुरू, आरंभ

Preamboli, Preambolo, Premessa, Introduzione

전문, 머리말

Преамбулы, Преамбула, Вступление, Предисловие, Вводная часть

Preámbulos, Preámbulo

Word origin

late Middle English: from Old French preambule, from medieval Latin praeambulum, from late Latin praeambulus ‘going before’.

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noun
The action of "preamble"; the action of delivering a preamble.

adjective
Of the nature of a preamble; prefatory; preliminary.

adjective
Provided with a preamble; delivered by way of a preamble.

noun
A preliminary or preparatory statement; an introduction.
Usage examples:
He could tell that what she said was by way of a preamble

noun
An introduction to a speech or piece of writing
Usage examples:
The preamble to the constitution

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