proem

pro·em

P0581300 (prō′ĕm′)n. An introduction; a preface.

[Middle English proheme, from Old French, from Latin prooemium, from Greek prooimion : pro-, before; see pro-² + oimē, song.]

pro·e′mi·al (prō-ē′mē-əl, -ĕm′ē-) adj.

proem

(ˈprəʊɛm) n (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) an introduction or preface, such as to a work of literature[C14: from Latin prooemium introduction, from Greek prooimion, from pro-² + hoimē song] proemial adj

pro•em

(ˈproʊ ɛm)

n. an introductory discourse; introduction; preface. [1350–1400; earlier proheme, Middle English < Middle French < Latin prooemium < Greek prooímion prelude =pro- pro-² + oím(ē) song + -ion diminutive suffix] pro•e′mi•al (-ˈi mi əl, -ˈɛm i-) adj.

proem, proemium

a preface, preamble, or brief introduction, as to a book or other work.See also: Books

Translations

proemio

单词	proem
释义	proem pro·em P0581300 (prō′ĕm′)n. An introduction; a preface. [Middle English proheme, from Old French, from Latin prooemium, from Greek prooimion : pro-, before; see pro-² + oimē, song.] pro·e′mi·al (prō-ē′mē-əl, -ĕm′ē-) adj. proem (ˈprəʊɛm) n (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) an introduction or preface, such as to a work of literature[C14: from Latin prooemium introduction, from Greek prooimion, from pro-² + hoimē song] proemial adj pro•em (ˈproʊ ɛm) n. an introductory discourse; introduction; preface. [1350–1400; earlier proheme, Middle English < Middle French < Latin prooemium < Greek prooímion prelude =pro- pro-² + oím(ē) song + -ion diminutive suffix] pro•e′mi•al (-ˈi mi əl, -ˈɛm i-) adj. proem, proemium a preface, preamble, or brief introduction, as to a book or other work.See also: Books Translations proemio proem proem an introduction or preface, such as to a work of literature ThesaurusSeepreface
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