prophesy

Word family nounprophesierprophesyingverbprophesy

Related topics: Occult

proph·e·sy /ˈprɒfəsaɪ $ ˈprɑː-/ verb (prophesied, prophesying, prophesies) [intransitiveI, transitiveT]

ROPREDICTto say what will happen in the future, especially using religious or magical knowledge 预言 SYN foretell

prophesy that

He prophesied that a flood would cover the earth.

他预言洪水将淹没大地。

There was a great war between the countries, just as the elders had prophesied.

正像长者们所预言的，那些国家之间爆发了一场大规模战争。

► see thesaurus at predict

Examples from the Corpus

prophesy• At Azusa Street literally any person who came in could stand and prophesy.• Horned Io, mild of eye, now hear Prometheus prophesy.• Her ability to prophesy about the future made many people think she was a witch.• Seized for a moment by the power of prophesy, Caledor spoke words that would ring down the ages.• If women were not to preach, what were those who prophesied doing?• They could light no fire, and Ratagan prophesied gloomily that their camp that night would be cheerless.• It is claimed that Ebba prophesied her own death from the plague.• History reports that she prophesied her own death.• The event was prophesied in the Old Testament.• But the all-too-human temptation to prophesy inhibits the suspension of judgment so often necessary.• But as Michele had prophesied, it was already getting cooler, and Luce was glad of her light coat.• Jesus prophesied that one of his disciples would betray him.• Many brokers on Wall Street prophesied the downfall of the company.

prophesy that• Only a year ago the pundits were shaking their heads and gloomily prophesying that the Democrats would never again provide a President.• But Zechariah also prophesied that the Messiah, descended from David, would be pierced and killed, and his followers scattered.• Master Benjamin joined me, gaily prophesying that the mist would soon lift and it would be another splendid day.• However it would take a brave man to prophesy that they will never come back.

单词	prophesy
释义	prophesy Word family nounprophesierprophesyingverbprophesy Related topics: Occult proph·e·sy /ˈprɒfəsaɪ $ ˈprɑː-/ verb (prophesied, prophesying, prophesies) [intransitiveI, transitiveT] ROPREDICTto say what will happen in the future, especially using religious or magical knowledge 预言 SYN foretell prophesy that He prophesied that a flood would cover the earth. 他预言洪水将淹没大地。 There was a great war between the countries, just as the elders had prophesied. 正像长者们所预言的，那些国家之间爆发了一场大规模战争。 ► see thesaurus at predict Examples from the Corpus prophesy• At Azusa Street literally any person who came in could stand and prophesy.• Horned Io, mild of eye, now hear Prometheus prophesy.• Her ability to prophesy about the future made many people think she was a witch.• Seized for a moment by the power of prophesy, Caledor spoke words that would ring down the ages.• If women were not to preach, what were those who prophesied doing?• They could light no fire, and Ratagan prophesied gloomily that their camp that night would be cheerless.• It is claimed that Ebba prophesied her own death from the plague.• History reports that she prophesied her own death.• The event was prophesied in the Old Testament.• But the all-too-human temptation to prophesy inhibits the suspension of judgment so often necessary.• But as Michele had prophesied, it was already getting cooler, and Luce was glad of her light coat.• Jesus prophesied that one of his disciples would betray him.• Many brokers on Wall Street prophesied the downfall of the company. prophesy that• Only a year ago the pundits were shaking their heads and gloomily prophesying that the Democrats would never again provide a President.• But Zechariah also prophesied that the Messiah, descended from David, would be pierced and killed, and his followers scattered.• Master Benjamin joined me, gaily prophesying that the mist would soon lift and it would be another splendid day.• However it would take a brave man to prophesy that they will never come back.
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