foretelling

基本解释

• n.预言；预示
• 动词foretell的现在分词.

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• Foretelling the future, however, is not onlypointless; it can actually be destructive.
  然而，预言未来并非全无意义，实际上它可能有破坏作用。
• But if art offers an ominous foretelling of the experiment, the scientists running it are confident that real life will be different.
  但假若艺术给予这个实验的是凶险的预言，那么运行这项计划的科学家们则坚定相信真实生活会有所不同。
• Also hidden in his Buddha-like pose is a subtle foretelling of Darth Maul’s death by bifurcation.
  同时，在类似佛祖的姿势中隐藏了一个达斯 摩尔死于断身的微妙预言。

权威例句

• But the tremors foretelling an economic apocalypse are there: Its once vaunted individual savings rate, for example, has virtually disappeared.
  FORBES: Japan and Europe Are Killing Themselves
• Yet export volumes have been growing strongly—despite surveys foretelling a slowdown.
  ECONOMIST: The economy
• The foretelling is absolute and amounts almost to an order.
  ECONOMIST: Letters

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词组短语

短语

• market foretelling 市场预测
• ancient foretelling 中国古代预测
• Foretelling The Future 预示未来
• financial crisis foretelling system 财务预警系统

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If you foretell a future event, you predict that it will happen.

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专业释义

计算机科学技术

• 预警