Harbinger
EN→ZH
What Does Harbinger Mean?
- 先驱
- 预兆
- 前兆
Harbinger Pronunciation
/ˈhɑːr.bɪn.dʒər/
Harbinger Definition
noun
Definition
A person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another.
In ZH
一个宣布或标志着另一个事物到来的人或事物。
How to Use Harbinger in a Sentence
- The arrival of the swallows is a harbinger of spring.
- Dark clouds are often seen as a harbinger of a storm.
- Her success was a harbinger of future achievements.
- The groundhog is a harbinger of how much longer winter will last.
- In literature, rain often acts as a harbinger of emotional turmoil.
verb
Definition
To announce or herald the approach of something.
In ZH
宣布或预示某事物的到来。
How to Use Harbinger in a Sentence
- The events of last night harbinger a significant change in the political landscape.
- This festival may harbinger the beginning of a new tradition.
- His resignation could harbinger a shift in leadership style.
- The new regulations may harbinger tougher economic times ahead.
- The signs from the market harbinger a downturn in sales.