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harbinger
时间: 2025-02-25 21:03:43
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英 [ˈhɑːbɪndʒə]

n.预告者;前兆;预兆;(为王室出行人员或军队安排食宿的)先遣人员,先行官;

vt.预告;预示

双语例句
  • The November air stung my cheeks, a harbinger of winter.

    11月的空气刺痛了我的脸颊,这是冬天要来的先兆。

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  • That blunt text message may be a harbinger of things to come.

    那条直白的短信可能是未来的预兆。

  • Harbinger of a new day.

    带来了崭新的一天。

  • Harbinger, perhaps, of a new battle plan.

    或许,这预示着会有新的战斗计划。

  • A harbinger, perhaps, of the trouble ahead.

    也许,这预示着麻烦即将降临。

  • I decided this was not a good harbinger of the future for us.

    我认为这不是我俩未来的好征兆。

  • Here, we have the Babinski sign as a harbinger of things to come.

    在此,我们把巴宾斯奇迹象当作将要发生事情的预兆。

  • The town believed we were cursed, the fire a harbinger of our birth.

    镇上的人认为我们是被诅咒的,大火是我们出生的预兆。

  • Could Vietnam's difficulties be a harbinger of trouble elsewhere in Asia?

    越南的困难是亚洲其它地区危机的先兆吗?

  • GM's demise should not be read as a harbinger of doom for the car industry.

    通用的破产并不预示着汽车工业的末日。

  • The etymology of the word harbinger is tied up in that “forerunner” meaning.

    harbinger这个词的来源和“先行者”是联系在一起的。

  • An early harbinger of the debacle to come appeared the first Friday in August.

    这场灾难早在去年8月的第一个星期五就初现端倪。

  • He said: "I think the droughts [and dust storms] in Australia are a harbinger."

    他说:“我认为发生在澳大利亚的干旱(和沙尘暴)是一个坏兆头。”

  • Lower capital spending, they fear, could be a harbinger of slower productivity growth.

    更低的资本支出可能是更低的生产率增长的前兆,他们对此深表忧虑。

  • Some commentators have taken all this as a harbinger of full capital-account convertibility.

    一些评论员将上述情况视为资本账户可完全兑换的先兆。然而这个可能性并不大。

  • Like I said in my post after the Indian Wells final, I saw the event as a fluke rather than a harbinger.

    印第安维尔斯之后,正如我在贴子中所说,我认为,此类事件,纯属偶然大于必然的事件。

  • Perhaps the troubles beseting the euro zone are just a harbinger of what is to come to U.S. shores one day.

    欧元区目前的困境或许正预示着美国也会有这么一天。

  • Whether that's bad (way too much television) or good (perhaps a harbinger of my current career) is open for debate.

    这是好事(看了太多电视)还是坏事(也许是我现在职业的先兆)仍然有待讨论。

  • If so, it will be seen as a harbinger of a another horror: the prospect of a shutdown of the North Atlantic conveyor.

    如果真是这样的话,这可能就是另一个可怕预言的先兆——北大西洋温盐环流将会消失。

  • Observers on both sides of the aisle are looking at this race as a possible harbinger of next year’s mid-term election.

    过道两旁的观察者们正在紧盯此场比赛,因为该比赛可能预示着明年中期选举的动向。

  • Observers on both sides of the aisle are looking at this race as a possible harbinger of next year's mid-term election.

    过道两旁的观察者们正在紧盯此场比赛,因为该比赛可能预示着明年中期选举的动向。

  • So this cat was not only a harbinger of death but also a comforter during tough times for both patients and family members.

    看来,这只猫不仅仅是一个死亡预言家,对于病人及其家属而言,它还是一味安慰剂,帮助他们度过最难熬的时光。

  • What's happening in California is both a harbinger of things to come in other states and an amplification of a national trend.

    加州所发生的这一切只是其他各州的一个先兆,也只是全国趋势的一个集中体现。

  • Discovery may be a harbinger of another wave which challenges the West's lead in health care and other sophisticated services.

    Discovery或许将成为另一波冲击西方医疗保健行业(及其他高级服务业)领导地位的先兆。

  • The food cuts could be a harbinger to further cost-cutting; Deep Fried has heard that the building might be put up for sublease.

    餐饮开支的削减只是一个更广泛成本削减的先兆,Deep Fried已经听闻整栋大楼都将用于转租。

  • In itself, this was just an example of the Big Unfriendly Giant flexing its muscles, but it could be a harbinger of things to come.

    例子本身只是说明这位不友善的巨人是如何展示他的肌肉的,但它也许可以被看作一个预兆。

近义词
n. 先驱;前兆;预告者
vt. 预告;充做…的前驱