premonition

名词预感，预兆; 前兆，征兆; 预先的警告（告诫），预诫

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1. 前兆：比如记录下一段预言(prophecy)等到事件发生后才公开,又或者用隐晦、含糊的方式预言;另一种预知则足够明确、清晰,可以指导改变未来事件,这类预知通常称为预报(forecast)、前兆(premonition)、预感(presentiment)等等,

2. 预言：这部迪士尼(Disney)的影片为布洛克带来了从影以来最高的首映票房收入,几乎是其2007年超自然惊悚片<<预言>>(Premonition) 1760万美元收入的近两倍. 迪士尼影业集团的总裁佐拉迪(Mark Zoradi)说,我认为市场愿意接受真正搞笑的浪漫喜剧.

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1. （通常指不祥的）预感，预兆
    If you have a premonition, you have a feeling that something is going to happen, often something unpleasant.

    e.g. He had an unshakable premonition that he would die.
           他有一种强烈的预感，觉得自己会死。
    e.g. ...a real, genuine premonition of bad news.
           对坏消息真切的预感

1. premonition

1. He based his judgment on evidence and reasoning and rejected the notion that recent earthquakes were a premonition to imminent human catastrophe.

2. premonition什么意思

2. She was also mocked for telling television viewers that a dead spiritual guru gave her a " divine premonition of greater responsibility ".

3. premonition

3. Robbie - who became interested in aliens while living in Los Angeles - recently revealed he had a premonition he would eventually live Down Under.

4. As a matter of fact, her parents also had a foreboding premonition of the incident.

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5. Apparently the'I Feel Love'singer had a premonition about the tragic events.

6. This phenomenon should have served as premonition for overseas entrepreneurs against more investment in China.

7. Many had shared the premonition that something similar might happen to Fang, sooner or later.

8. It turned out the horse had a premonition that the bridge would buckle under their weight.

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