bodes

英 [bəʊdz]

美 [boʊdz]

v.  预示(好事或坏事); 是…的兆头
bode的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 预示（好事或坏事）；是…的兆头
  If somethingbodesill, it makes you think that something bad will happen in the future. If somethingbodeswell, it makes you think that something good will happen.
  1. She says the way the bill was passed bodes ill for democracy...
     她说，从该法案被通过的情形来看，民主的前景惨淡。
  2. Grace had dried her eyes. That boded well.
     格雷丝已擦干了眼泪，应该没事了。

双语例句

• The crow's cry bodes rain.
  乌鸦啼预示要下雨。
• The debt-cutting trend is bad for retail sales in the short run but bodes well for the mid-1990's.
  减少欠债在短期内对零售商不利，但预示90年代中期将有好景。
• The victory of the Conservative candidates in the election bodes ill for the chances of reform.
  保守党候选人在大选中获胜对改革的可能性不是好兆头。
• This is good news and bodes well for the future of products with the Hydra chip on them.
  这是一个好消息，预示了与他们将来的九头蛇芯片产品。
• As such it bodes well, especially if other deals follow suit.
  这是一个好兆头尤其是，如果今后的交易都这样的话。
• Demand from the advanced economies bodes well, Li-Gang Liu, ANZ economist, wrote in a report.
  发达经济体的需求是个好兆头，澳新银行（ANZ）经济学家刘利刚在报告中写道。
• So the public could not get enough ways to experience and touch the Olympics, and that bodes well for the future model.
  这样一来，公众就可以有足够多的方式接触和体验奥运会，这预示着未来模式的前途一片光明。
• The sunshine bodes well for our barbecue.
  明媚的阳光对我们的烤肉野餐是个吉兆。
• This bodes well for a professional and financial breakthrough.
  这个预示着一个事业上或者财务上的突破。
• The news bodes evil days for him.
  这个消息对他是不祥之兆。