presage 音标拼音: [pr'ɛsɪdʒ]
n . 预感,预兆,预知
vt . 成为…的前兆,预示,预言
vi . 预言
预感,预兆,预知成为…的前兆,预示,预言预言
presage n 1 :
a foreboding about what is about to happen 2 :
a sign of something about to happen ; "
he looked for an omen before going into battle " [
synonym : {
omen }, {
portent }, {
presage },
{
prognostic }, {
prognostication }, {
prodigy }]
v 1 :
indicate by signs ; "
These signs bode bad news " [
synonym :
{
bode }, {
portend }, {
auspicate }, {
prognosticate }, {
omen },
{
presage }, {
betoken }, {
foreshadow }, {
augur }, {
foretell },
{
prefigure }, {
forecast }, {
predict }]
Presage \
Pre "
sage \,
n . [
F .
pr ['
e ]
sage ,
L .
praesagium ,
from praesagire .
See {
Presage },
v .
t . ]
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1 .
Something which foreshows or portends a future event ;
a prognostic ;
an omen ;
an augury . "
Joy and shout --
presage of victory ." --
Milton .
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2 .
Power to look the future ,
or the exercise of that power ;
foreknowledge ;
presentiment .
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If there be aught of presage in the mind . --
Milton .
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Syn :
Prognostic ;
omen ;
token ;
sign ;
presentiment .
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Presage \
Pre *
sage "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Presaged } (-
s [=
a ]
jd ");
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Presaging }. ] [
F .
pr ['
e ]
sager ,
L .
praesagire :
prae before sagire to perceive acutely or sharply .
See {
Sagacious }.]
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1 .
To have a presentiment of ;
to feel beforehand ;
to foreknow .
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2 .
To foretell ;
to predict ;
to foreshow ;
to indicate .
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My dreams presage some joyful news at hand . --
Shak .
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Presage \
Pre *
sage "\,
v .
i .
To form or utter a prediction ; --
sometimes used with of .
--
Dryden .
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94 Moby Thesaurus words for "
presage ":
actuarial prediction ,
adumbrate ,
apocalypse ,
apprehensiveness ,
augur ,
augury ,
auspicate ,
bespeak ,
betoken ,
bode ,
boding ,
cast a horoscope ,
cast a nativity ,
clairvoyance ,
divine ,
dope ,
dope out ,
dowse for water ,
forebode ,
foreboding ,
forecast ,
forecasting ,
forefeeling ,
foreknowing ,
foreknowledge ,
forerun ,
foresee ,
foreseeability ,
foreshadow ,
foreshow ,
foreshowing ,
foresight ,
foretell ,
foretelling ,
foretoken ,
forewisdom ,
fortune -
tell ,
guess ,
guesswork ,
harbinger ,
hariolate ,
have a hunch ,
have an intimation ,
herald ,
hunch ,
improbability ,
indicate ,
make a prediction ,
make a prognosis ,
make a prophecy ,
misgiving ,
omen ,
portend ,
portent ,
preapprehension ,
precognition ,
predict ,
prediction ,
prefiguration ,
prefigure ,
prefigurement ,
prefiguring ,
preindicate ,
premonition ,
prenotion ,
presagement ,
presaging ,
prescience ,
presentiment ,
preshowing ,
presignifying ,
probability ,
prognosis ,
prognostic ,
prognosticate ,
prognostication ,
promise ,
prophecy ,
prophesy ,
prophesying ,
prospectus ,
read palms ,
read tea leaves ,
read the future ,
shadow ,
shadow forth ,
soothsay ,
speculate ,
speculation ,
statistical prediction ,
tell fortunes ,
tell the future ,
vaticinate ,
vaticination
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