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Definition of preamble - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
introductionpreliminary or preparatory statement
- He made a preamble about his achievements before starting the presentation..
2.
legalintroductory statement in a formal document
- The preamble of the constitution outlines its purpose.
Origin of preamble
Latin, praeambulus (going before)
Terms with preamble included in their meaning
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abr: preamble
introduction at the start of a document or speech
Examples of preamble in a sentence
His speech began with a preamble about the event's history. The preamble to the treaty set the stage for negotiations. In the preamble, the authors state their main objectives.
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- French:préambule, ...
- German:Präambel, Vorbemerkung, ...
- Italian:introduzione, ...
- Spanish:preámbulo, proemio, ...
- Portuguese:preâmbulo, ...
- Chinese:开场白, 序言, ...
- Japanese:前置き, 前文, ...
- Arabic:دِيبَاجَة, ...
- Hebrew:הַקְדָּמָה, דִּבְרֵי מָבוֹא, ...
- Russian:предварительное заявление, преамбула, ...
- Ukrainian:попередня заява, преамбула, ...
- Hindi:प्रारंभिक वक्तव्य, प्रस्तावना, ...
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