augured

augured

美 [ˈɔɡər] 　英 [ˈɔːɡə(r)]

• n.(古罗马的)卜占官；卜占师；预言者
• v.占卜；预卜；成为(…的)预兆
• 网络占卜师；预示；占卜者

词形变化

复数：augurs  现在分词：auguring  过去分词：augured  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. (古罗马的)卜占官;卜占师 2. 预言者
v.	1. 占卜;预卜,预言 2. 成为(...的)预兆,预示

英英解释

n.	1. in ancient Rome, a religious official who interpreted natural phenomena as signs that the deities favored or disapproved of actions proposed by the city 2. any soothsayer, prophet, or diviner
v.	1. to suggest or indicate what will happen in the future or how well or badly things will turn out 2. to be a sign of what may happen in the future

例句

All signals were green, and all indications, like the atmosphere of this northern Shaanxi plateau, augured vitality and beauty.

一切信号都是绿色，一切迹象都像这陕北高原的气息一样，显示着生机和美好。

That prospect, noted William Mitchell, a black real estate agent, once augured for a fine future.

那样对美好未来的展望，一个黑人房地产经纪人，威廉·米切尔说曾经憧憬过。

This placement is what allows the material to be augured one way then the other, providing the best possible mix.

这种丁文能让这些材料向预置的方向行进，提供最佳的混合。

Low penetration of many FMCG products and the growing population of working women also augured well for the sector's growth.

许多快速消费产品的低渗透率及女性工作人数的不断增多，也预示着这个行业的美好发展前景。

Let's see. We have augured another big one! You can take these as well.

让我看看看，还有另一个大的，也可以用这些

smooth dress rehearsal augured well for the play.

顺利的服装排练预示着