foreshadow
- vt. 预示；成为……的前兆
- n. 预兆
[ 第三人称单数 foreshadows 现在分词 foreshadowing 过去式 foreshadowed 过去分词 foreshadowed ]
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foreshadow /fɔːˈʃædəʊ/ TEM8 ( foreshadowing, foreshadowed, foreshadows )
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V-T If something foreshadows an event or situation, it suggests that it will happen. 预示
例：What are the signs that foreshadow a suicide?
自杀有什么前兆？
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Those dark clouds foreshadow a storm.
那些乌云预示着有一场暴风雨。
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The answers in the first area foreshadow most of the rest.
关于第一个方面的回答预示着本书接下去的大部分内容。
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Indeed, they foreshadow the artist's drive to assemble objects into auction spectaculars.
确实，它们预示作家将普通物体组装成拍卖展览品的行为。
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It actually, it's been shown, seems to foreshadow the political philosophy of Milton's much younger contemporary, John Locke -- the notion that nature demands that every human individual has just enough, is given just enough to be self-sufficient.
事实上这一论点似乎提前预兆了,比弥尔顿年轻许多的同代人，他们的政治哲学，约翰·洛克--他认为自然要求,每个自然人拥有足够自己使用的，每个人只得到足够自给的就够了。
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