1.预示;前兆
2.预知,先见(之明);预感
3.〈古〉预言
1.成为...的前兆,预示;预先警告;预言
2.预知,预感
3.预言;〈古〉有预感
1.to be a sign that something is going to happen, especially something bad
1.The volume of "Poems" which appeared a year previously hardly presaged the disordered work that was to follow.
在《荒原》发表前一年问世的《诗选》绝对不会预示继之而来的是这样一不“杂乱无章”的作品。
2.The shutdown of "Super Girl" was taken as a warning throughout the television industry and presaged the new rules.
叫停“超级女声”节目被视作对整个电视行业的一个警告，也预示着新规定的出台。
3."It is a little like da Vinci and the helicopter, " he says, referring to the artist's famous sketches that presaged later inventions.
他说：“这有点儿像达•芬奇和直升机。”——这儿他提到了画家预言以后发明的著名素描。
4.The civil-rights movement presaged a partisan sea-change in American politics.
民权运动预示着美国政党政治将发生巨大的变化。
5.For many years a war cloud was hovering over Europe. At times sharp clashes, like peals of thunder, presaged the imminent storm.
多年来，欧洲上空战云密布，尖锐的冲突迭起，如隆隆的雷声预示着风暴即将来临。
6.He emphasized self-expression, the warm personal note presaged by C. P. E. Bach and Mozart.
他强调自我表现，这种热情的、带有个人色彩的表现足巴赫和莫扎特所预示过的。
7.Bouts of hysteria, sometimes presaged by apparently magical occurrences, can lead to hundreds of deaths.
看起来奇异的事件，有时使人变得躁动狂热，这可以造成数百人死亡。
8.Over time, my guess is that we'll see all of them start to converge - presaged perhaps by Amazon's introduction of Windows Server instances.
随着时间发展，我猜测我们会看到它们会开始互相靠拢-从Amazon引入Windows服务实例就是一个预示。
9.Stars also presaged the birth of several of them.
星星也预兆了他们其中几个的出生。
10.Many of the ideas propounded in the 1980 campaign presaged the Tea Party movement.
1980年大选期间的许多构想都预示着未来茶党运动的走向。