presaged

v.

预示，预兆( presage的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. Suddenly he had a presage about the near danger.
   他突然对即将到来的危险有了一种预感。
2. It's a presage of doom.
   这是世界末日的预兆。

1. Such incidents often presage war.
   那样的事件常成为战争的前兆。
2. Those black clouds presage a storm.
   那乌云预示着暴风雨将要来临。

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