to suggest or show sth that will happen in the future
1.(通过形象)预示,预兆
2.预想;预见;预言
1.to have qualities that represent or suggest something that is going to happen or exist later
1.The FSA rules may prefigure a world where large pools of liquidity and capital remain trapped within borders as insurance against the worst.
但在FSA的规则下，流动性和资本被囤积在一国之内，不再跨国界流动，以此作为应对最坏情形的保险机制。
2.Many of his stories prefigure the genres of science fiction, horror, and fantasy so popular today.
他的许多短篇成为当代流行的科幻小说、恐怖小说和幻想小说的前身。
3.The metal's price movements are widely believed to prefigure shifts in the world economy.
金属的价格走势普遍被认为可以预示世界经济形势的变化。
4.What did this prefigure about the adult writer?
那这个对成年后的作家有何预示呢？
5.To show In advance; prefigure.
预示，预告预先显示；预示
6.Few writers care to prefigure the future.
很少有作家对预测将来感兴趣。
7.Resource and culture prefigure of Acipenseriformes in world
世界鲟鱼类资源及其养殖前景