transcription, транскрипция: [ prō-ˈlü-zhən ]
noun
Etymology: Latin prolusion-, prolusio, from proludere to play beforehand, from pro- before + ludere to play — more at ludicrous
Date: 1601
1. : a preliminary trial or exercise : prelude
2. : an introductory and often tentative discourse
• pro·lu·so·ry -ˈlü-sə-rē, -zə-; -ˈlüz-rē, -ˈlüz- adjective