开场

1.She prefaced her remarks by an apology.

她以道歉的话作为开场白。

2.The chairman made a few introductory remarks.

会议主席说了几句开场白。

3.The dean made a few introductory remarks before the lecture.

系主任在课前了几句开场白。

4.He is diffident about expressing his opinions in the public.

他在公开场合表达自己的意见感到胆怯。

5.They get well along in public, but their personalities don't really click .

他们在公开场合相处融恰， 但他们的性情不真正合得来的。

6.He spoke without preamble.

他没有开场白来。

7.He preluded with some cliche.

他 开场生常谈。

8.My meal began with two delectable chicken dishes： murgh tandoori and murgh malai tikka, both roasted in a traditional tandoor oven.

以两份美味的烤鸡为我的印度餐为开场；用泥炭火炉烤的印度鸡和麻辣烧鸡，这两款烤鸡用印度传统的炭烧炉烘烤。

9.The play opens with three similar figures of “indeterminable”age, Flo, Vi, and Ru, sitting quietly on a narrow bench like seat surrounded by darkness.

” （这部戏剧开场就三个穿着相似，年龄未知的女人FLO, VI, 和RU坐在条窄长椅上面的灰暗场景。

10.The prolusion needs to be designed well, a exquisite and claptrap prolusion can grasp the attention of the audienc immediately and it lays a good foundation for a successful demostration.

开场白需精心设计，精妙、应景得开场白能够迅速抓获听众的注意力，为演示成功奠定坚实基础。

11.The Prologue is all that precedes the Parode of the chorus; an Episode all that comes in between two whole choral songs; the Exode all that follows after the last choral song.

开场白在合唱队的进场歌之前；两首完整的合唱歌曲之间个场次；退场歌紧随最后首和唱歌。