vt.预兆，警示，预言(尤指不祥之事)
n.预示，预感

原形：presage第三人称单数：presages过去式：presaged过去分词：presaged现在分词：presaging

The weatherman's prediction of rain presaged a wet weekend.
天气预报员预测下雨，预示着一个潮湿的周末。
The book's eerie ending presaged the dark themes that would follow.
这本书阴森的结局预示了接下来将出现的黑暗主题。
His sudden silence presaged an argument.
他突然的沉默预示着即将发生争吵。
The financial advisor's warning presaged the economic downturn.
财务顾问的警告预示了经济衰退的到来。
Her pale complexion presaged a fever.
她苍白的脸色预示着她可能发烧。
The test results presaged a promising future for the new drug.
测试结果预示了新药有光明的前景。
The hazy sky presaged a stormy night.
模糊的天空预示着暴风雨之夜。
His sudden departure presaged his dissatisfaction with the job.
他突然离开预示他对工作的不满。
The athlete's injury presaged their absence from the next competition.
运动员的受伤预示他们将缺席下一场竞赛。
The company's restructuring plans presaged significant changes ahead.
公司的重组计划预示着未来会有重大变革。