单词:presage
vt. 预示, 预言
vi. 预感, 预言
考试类型:[托福/GRE]
presage的用法和样例:
例句
- Suddenly he had a presage about the near danger.他突然对即将到来的危险有了一种预感。
- It's a presage of doom.这是世界末日的预兆。
- Such incidents often presage war.那样的事件常成为战争的前兆。
- Those black clouds presage a storm.那乌云预示着暴风雨将要来临。
经典引文
This last night was to be a grim presage of the future.
出自:N. SherryHave not eclipses been esteemed as omens presaging some direful calamity?
出自:JoyceThe sky presaged snow.
出自:P. L. FermorA newly constructed hotel..opened on the bay outside..San Antonio, presaging a tourist boom.
出自:M. Richler
- omen征兆
- portent前兆
- foreshadow预示
- foretell预言
- augur占兆官
- bode预示
- portend 成为 ... 的前兆...
- betoken预示
- sign手势
- warning警告
- signal信号
- indication指示
- augury预言
- herald使者
- sanction批准
- signify表示
- predict预言
- auspicate卜得吉兆而开始...
- forecast预测
- prodigy惊人的事物
- prognostic预兆的
- prognostication预知
- prefigure预示
- prognosticate预知
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