foretold

英 [fɔːˈtəʊld]

美 [fɔːrˈtoʊld]

v.  (尤指用魔力)预知，预言
foretell的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：foretold　过去式：foretold　

BNC.32627

柯林斯词典

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  Foretoldis the past tense and past participle offoretell.

双语例句

• But the crisis was in essence a "chronicle of disaster foretold", he noted.
  但这次危机本质上是一个“早就预测的灾难”，他指出。
• No one could have foretold such a freak accident.
  谁也无法预言会发生如此奇特的事故。
• And the General too is foretold the elements leading to his impending death.
  而预言说告之将军的种种迹象也慢慢的领导着他走向死亡。
• But take ye heed: behold, I have foretold you all things.
  你们要谨慎。看哪，凡事我都豫先告诉你们了。
• The destiny foretold by the ancient prophets.
  古代先知们所预言的命运。
• Didn't I hadn't he foretold it?
  他不是已做了预言？
• In which he foretold accurately the personality of the Papal succession by means of mottoes and numbers.
  他使用一些短句和数字对罗马教皇的成功做了精确的预言。
• Despite Alexander's army being considerably outnumbered, to astrologers of the time, the eclipse foretold Darius's defeat.
  尽管亚历山大的军队数量上被对方远超，但对当时的占星家们来说，月食预言着大流士的失败。
• Otherwise, Paul correctly predicting Germany's wins over Argentina and England, and also foretold the victories over Australia and Ghana and the country's loss to Serbia.
  除此之外，保罗准确无误的选择了德国在对阿根廷和英格兰的比赛中胜利，还正确的预言了德国对澳大利亚和加纳的胜利，以及对塞尔维亚的失利。
• The witch foretold that she would marry prince.
  女巫预言她将嫁给王子。