seer 的定义
- a person who sees; observer.
- a person who prophesies future events; prophet: Industry seers predicted higher profits.
- a person endowed with profound moral and spiritual insight or knowledge; a wise person or sage who possesses intuitive powers.
- a person who is reputed to have special powers of divination, as a crystal gazer or palmist.
seer 近义词
clairvoyant
更多seer例句
- To romanticize them as seers — as when, for instance, we praise Picasso's portrait of Gertrude Stein for supposedly anticipating how Stein would age — is to misunderstand their role.
- Bob Dylan makes the theory of relativity worth caring about at all: he is a seer.
- I especially love the relationship between the girl narrator, Abilene Tucker, and Miss Sadie, the wise older seer of Manifest.
- The Amazing Kreskin, venerable showbiz seer, says he can discern who is telling the truth: Cain or his accusers.
- Gilliatt, who was a kind of seer amid the secrets of nature, stood there musing, and sensible of confused emotions.
- Without exaggeration, he manages to suggest the intervening aerial medium between the seer and the thing seen.
- The Kaiser has those terrible haunted eyes that have marked the seer's presentment of him from quite an early stage of the war.
- A seer is one who has seeing eyes which clearly note and comprehend what most people pass a hundred times nor care to see.
- A mysterious lucidity of mind results, which converts the student into the seer, and the poet into a prophet.