foretold 的定义
fore·told, fore·tell·ing.
- to tell of beforehand; predict; prophesy.
foretold 近义词
known beforehand
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- The winning lottery numbers and foretold riches never arrived.
- He had, against the odds, successfully foretold their loss to the much weaker Serbia in the first round of play.
- The 1976 movie darkly foretold the future of television news.
- Virtually none of the disastrous results foretold by declinists and catastrophists materialized in 2013.
- The Monuments Men touched upon all of the action in Europe save for Italy—a conspicuous absence that foretold a future volume.
- Tell ye, and come, and consult together: who hath declared this from the beginning, who hath foretold this from that time?
- The prophets often speak of things to come as if they were past, to express the certainty of the event of the things foretold.
- In any case, so far as could be judged, the occurrence foretold was not imminent.
- And when a restoration to the privileges of the sabbath is foretold, regard to them as a people in covenant is promised.
- Both in the first and in the later ages, the performance of the duty in these ages was foretold.