第三人称复数：bellwethers
1. 领头羊：其后的<<重拍>>(Remake)、<<领头羊>>(Bellwether)、<<别忘了还有狗>>(To Say Nothing of the Dog)和<<通道>>(Passage)题材不同,风格各异,均获得了读者和评论界的称赞,几乎每次她的新长篇都会获得星云雨果轨迹等奖的提名或奖项.
2. 头羊：1) 正版导航软件,含正版手写和语音合成(TTS)功能;这款领头羊(BellWether)导航系统的特点是:无须网络、不走流量、四维地图、高精卫星接收;领头羊(BellWether)导航系统拥有四维全国导航地图,覆盖全过2216县市,支持2816个县镇城市无间断引导,
3. 系铃的公羊：bellwaver徘徊不已 | bellwether系铃的公羊 | bellwort桔梗科属
4. 前导：bellscampana 排钟 | bellwether 前导 | bellwether 系铃羊
1. 先兆；征兆；风向标
If you describe something as a bellwether, you mean that it is an indication of the way a situation is changing.
e.g. For decades the company was the bellwether of the British economy...
几十年来，这家公司一直是英国经济的晴雨表。
e.g. IBM is considered the bellwether stock on Wall Street.
国际商用机器公司的股票行情被视为华尔街股市的风向标。
1. The lender said it is focusing on a transfer from a local bellwether to a leading international bank.
2. It has become the bellwether of the nation's foreign trade climate.
3. The company is a bellwether for the electronics industry because it makes chips for products ranging from mobile phones to games consoles.
4. Taiwan Semiconductor is a bellwether for the electronics industry because it makes chips for products ranging from mobile phones to games consoles.
5. The world's third largest building materials shopping mall has 21 chain stores in China, and has become a bellwether in the industry.
6. Price noted that at bellwether accessories house Prada, the models had trouble making it down the runway.
7. The industry I work in is particularly fascinating because it is a bellwether of the health and performance of the Chinese economy.
8. What happens in the prosperous province is often also a bellwether for other areas nationwide.
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9. The rising oil prices are also starting to worry investors, sending the bellwether Philippine Stock Exchange index to lose 24.
10. The Writers Guild awards are regarded as a key bellwether for a film's Oscar chances, especially in the screenplay categories.
noun
1. sheep that leads the herd often wearing a bell
2. someone who assumes leadership of a movement or activity