augurs

英['ɔːɡə(r)] 美['ɔːɡər]
  • n.占兆官;占卜师;相命者v.预言;预测
augural augured augured auguring augurs
Noun:
  1. (ancient Rome) a religious official who interpreted omens to guide public policy

Verb:
  1. indicate by signs;

    "These signs bode bad news"

  2. predict from an omen

    用作名词 (n.)
    1. It is surprising that an augur can see an augury without smiling.
      出乎意外,占卜家能知预兆而不笑。
    用作动词 (v.)
    1. Does this unfortunate news augur war in the near future?
      这个不幸消息预示最近的将来会发生战争吗?
    2. Mounting sales augur a profitable year.
      不断增加的销售量预示着好年景。
    3. I augur from all circumstances a prosperous voyage.
      从各种情况推断, 我预料航行将会顺利。