premonition
US
UK premonition n: (anticipation of [sth] bad)
SC （不详的）预感 bù xiáng de yù gǎn
David had a vague premonition of danger when he walked down the empty street.
premonition n: (omen, warning sign)
SC （尤指不详的）预兆 yóu zhǐ bù xiáng de yù zhào
SC 预先警告 yóu zhǐ bù xiáng de yù zhào，yù xiān jǐng gào
TC 預先警告
TC 預先警告
The dark clouds in the movie were a premonition of evil.
have a premonition v expr: (foresee in a vision) (梦里等)
SC 得到（不详的）预兆
Lucy had a premonition in a dream that Alan would die in a motorbike accident.
have a premonition of [sth] v expr: (foresee [sth])
SC 有（不详的）预感
Miguel had a premonition of the earthquake the day before it happened.