auguring

auguring

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

People always talk about a big deal like this auguring more deals.

人们总是说，像这样的大交易预示着更多的交易。

Entitlements will go up instead of being brought under better control, auguring big future deficits.

与受控情况相比，现在的发债代价更高，也预言着未来更大的赤字。

For you as a Capricorn, the link is taking place across your 8th and 2nd Houses, auguring very well for you financially.

对你摩羯来说，这种连接在你的第八宫和第二宫出现，预示了你在财务上的吉兆。

Auguring tougher times ahead, the country's retail sales in July fell for the first time in five months.

受此预测影响，国内零售额7月份5个月内首次下跌。