premonition 的定义
- a feeling of anticipation of or anxiety over a future event; presentiment: He had a vague premonition of danger.
- a forewarning.
premonition 近义词
feeling that an event is about to occur
更多premonition例句
- We’ve had four whales come out of nowhere — no premonition or warning that this was on the way.
- One night, when her daughter, Sarah Dawn Ray, called, the two women had a premonition that the situation could soon turn violent.
- An accident victim named Johnny Smith wakes from a coma with a skill at premonition.
- From the moment the Tea Party emerged on the scene, I had a premonition that I would eventually have to leave the GOP.
- As Conan says with eerie premonition, “I just think that guy is going to hurt me.”
- But I am shocked how these new rumors have been codified into a kind of collective South African premonition.
- All through the sad duties of the next four days Felipe was conscious of the undercurrent of this premonition.
- If Delancy had stayed a little longer at the scene of his crime, he would have learned that his premonition was founded in truth.
- So solemn was his air, so sober his voice, that both girls felt a premonition of the untoward message that he bore.
- Her arms drew closer about her body, while a shiver ran through it—a premonition perhaps.
- Nita felt a strange, tremulous thrill sweep over her—was it ecstasy or a premonition of evil?