(どうにゅうぶ)

どうにゅうぶ
noun
introduction; opening section
1. introduction; opening section; preamble
The beginning or introductory part of a piece of writing, speech, musical composition, or other work. The section that sets the stage before the main content begins.
小説(しょうせつ)導入部(どうにゅうぶ)
The opening section of a novel.
導入部(どうにゅうぶ)読者(どくしゃ)興味(きょうみ)()くことが大切(たいせつ)だ。
It's important to capture the reader's interest in the introduction.
この(きょく)導入部(どうにゅうぶ)(しず)かなピアノの旋律(せんりつ)から(はじ)まる。
The introduction of this piece begins with a quiet piano melody.

Composed of 導入(どうにゅう) (introduction, bringing in) and () (part, section). Used across many fields including literature, music, presentations, and academic writing.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 小説(しょうせつ)導入部(どうにゅうぶ): opening section of a novel
  • (きょく)導入部(どうにゅうぶ): introduction of a musical piece
  • 導入部(どうにゅうぶ)()く: to write an introduction
  • 導入部(どうにゅうぶ)(なが)い: the introduction is long

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 序論(じょろん): introduction (of a paper or thesis) — specifically academic
  • 冒頭(ぼうとう): opening; beginning — refers to the very start, not a section
  • 前置(まえお)き: preface; preamble — more conversational, often implying excessive setup
  • イントロ: intro — casual loanword, commonly used for music