Preamble Meaning in English

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التعريف

A preamble is an introduction to a speech, document, or a law that explains its purpose or the reasons for what follows.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Preamble" is formal and most often used for legal or official documents, such as constitutions. It isn't used for casual introductions. Common phrase: "the preamble to the Constitution." Not to be confused with "preface" (for books).

• Spanish: preámbulo
• Portuguese (BR): preâmbulo
• Portuguese (PT): preâmbulo
• Chinese (Simplified): 序言 - 前言
• Chinese (Traditional): 序言 - 前言
• Hindi: उपोद्घात - भूमिका
• Arabic: تمهيد
• Bengali: প্রস্তাবনা
• Russian: преамбула
• Japanese: 前文 - 序文（法律用語）
• Vietnamese: lời nói đầu (văn bản pháp luật) - phần mở đầu (văn bản trang trọng)
• Korean: 전문 (법률 등 공식 문서의) - 서문 (공식적인 경우)
• Turkish: başlangıç kısmı (resmi belge) - önsöz (resmî/hukuki)
• Urdu: دیباچہ - تمہید (قانونی/رسمی متن)
• Indonesian: lời nói đầu (văn bản pháp lý) - phần mở đầu (trang trọng)

جمل نموذجية

Let’s skip the preamble and get straight to the point.

natural

The preamble of the Constitution explains its main goals.

basic

He read the preamble before starting the speech.

basic

Every law has a preamble to describe its purpose.

basic

Without the preamble, the document would be hard to understand.

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The lawyer pointed out a mistake in the preamble to the agreement.

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