introductory 的定义
- serving or used to introduce; preliminary; beginning: an introductory course; an introductory paragraph.
introductory 近义词
preliminary, first
更多introductory例句
- Students who score a three or higher on the five-point scale are often able to earn college credit or bypass introductory college classes in topics from biology to world history.
- A 30-day introductory course is meant to be a “wide funnel,” and more in-depth, long-term curriculum will also be available.
- The learning activity can be entirely screen free as introductory paper guides are included in the pack.
- Half of the drivers were told the system was called “AutonoDrive” and given introductory information that focused on how it would reduce their workload.
- If writing a blog post, I’ll generally add it right below the introductory paragraph.
- As with any introductory episode to anything, Iron from Ice is a bit slow.
- We were both studying introductory Arabic at the Saifi Institute in the Gemmayzeh area in Beirut, Lebanon.
- In this introductory piece, perhaps it will be helpful to state right up front who is doing the writing.
- That week, he signed up for the Introductory Course and, soon after, passed the Advanced Exam on his first try.
- At an event at the National Press Club, Bozell gives an introductory speech but then has Graham come up to take questions.
- This volume had an introductory sketch on Jan Diaz by M. de Clagny.
- The history of the Namaqualand Mission has been sketched in outline in our introductory chapter.
- Twelve years later, in 1754, his true Pamela established, he reverted to his introductory letters.
- There had come to him an introductory statement; it was a smashing thing—a thing that would arrest and stun!
- A new introductory chapter brings the story down to the last few years.