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augur如何读

英：[ˈɔ:gə(r)]

美：[ˈɔɡɚ]

augur是什么意思

n.占兆官；占卜师；相命者
v.预言；预测

augur自然拼读

au·gur

aw gr

augur变形

复数:augurs

第三人称单数:augurs

现在分词:auguring

过去式:augured

过去分词:augured

augur词根

词根：augur

n.

augury 占卜；预言；预兆

augur英英释义

noun

one who predicts the future or tries to obtain hidden knowledge by interpreting signs and omens, esp. an ancient Roman religious official with such a duty; soothsayer.They appealed to the augur to divine the future.

transitive verb

to be an omen of.The dark clouds augured rain.Tremendous sales in the first quarter augured success for the company.

to predict by interpreting omens.The seer augured a victory for their army in the upcoming battle.

intransitive verb

to be an omen; bode (usu. fol. by "ill" or "well").A sold-out opening night and excellent reviews--these things augur well for a long run of the play on Broadway.Failure on the two exams augured ill for his passing the course.

to predict by interpreting omens.The prophet augured accurately.

augur词组

augur well预示吉利（凶兆）

augur词源中文解释

"古罗马的一种官员，其职责是观察和解释有关未来事件的吉兆或自然迹象，" 1540年代，源自拉丁语 augur，是古罗马的一位宗教官员，也许最初的意思是“通过仪式增加庄稼的产量”，如果是这样，那么它可能来自古拉丁语 *augos（属格 *augeris）“增加”，并与 augere “增加”有关（源自 PIE 词根 *aug-（1）“增加”）。

更流行的理论是它来自拉丁语 avis “鸟”，因为鸟的飞行、歌唱和进食是重要的占卜对象（比较 auspex）。在这种情况下，第二个元素将来自 garrire “说话”。相关的： Augural； augurial。

These auspices were studied, with a fixed ceremonial, in the following classes of phenomena: (1) signs from the heavens, including thunder and lightning, and other meteorological manifestations; (2) signs from the direction of flight or the various cries of birds; (3) signs from the manner of eating of domestic hens kept for this purpose; (4) signs from the movements and attitudes of animals; (5) evil omens from various fortuitous incidents, such as the fall of any object, the gnawing of a mouse, the creaking of a chair, etc., occurring during the augural ceremonies or when these were about to begin. [Century Dictionary]

这些吉兆是通过固定的仪式研究的，包括：（1）来自天空的迹象，包括雷电和其他气象现象；（2）来自鸟类飞行方向或各种叫声的迹象；（3）来自专门饲养的家禽进食方式的迹象；（4）来自动物的动作和态度的迹象；（5）来自各种偶然事件的不祥征兆，例如物体的掉落、老鼠的啃咬、椅子的吱吱声等，这些事件发生在占卜仪式期间或即将开始时。[世纪词典]

augur词源英文解释

Noun Middle English augurre, augure, borrowed from Middle French & Latin; Middle French augure, borrowed from Latin augur, perhaps going back to *aug-u-s "the increased, one who receives the signs of increase," noun derivative of an s-stem adjective *aug-u-s "increased, grown," derivative of a u-stem adjective *aug-u- with the same sense, derivative from the base of augeō, augēre "to increase, make greater, heighten" — more at eke >entry 2 Note: Though a connection has long been sought between the noun augur and the verb augēre, as well as with the adjective augustus "solemn, venerable" (see august), the semantic and morphological details are elusive. The above etymology was proposed by Michael Weiss in "Observations of the Prehistory of Latin augur," Alessandria 5 (2011), Atti del Convegno Internazionale … in memoriam Helmut Rix, pp. 365-79. As a morphological point of comparison for the derivation of augur, Weiss points to Latin vetus, veteris "old, veteran," which, if derived from an original u-stem adjective *u̯etu-, could be plausibly linked to Lithuanian vẽtušas and Old Church Slavic vetŭxŭ, both meaning "old." Verb borrowed from Middle French & Latin; Middle French augurer, borrowed from Latin augurāre, augurārī "to foretell by augury, take auspices, prophesy, predict," derivative of augur augur >entry 1

The first known use of augur was in the 14th century

augur儿童词典英英释义

auntnoun

the sister of one's father or mother

the wife of one's uncle or aunt

auldadjective

old

auknoun

any of several black-and-white short-necked diving seabirds that breed in colder parts of the northern hemisphere

august1 of 2adjective

being grand and noble : majestic

August2 of 2noun

the eighth month of the year

august1 of 2adjective

being grand and noble : majestic

August2 of 2noun

the eighth month of the year

augurynoun

predicting the future especially from omens

a sign of the future : omen

augur1 of 2noun

a person (as in ancient Rome) who foretells the future by omens

augur2 of 2verb

to predict from signs or omens

to give promise of

this augurs well for the future

augur 例句

1 Not that I have ever felt 100 percent competent in the writing business, where one day’s success augurs nothing at all for the next.

2 A piece on a Christian rock festival – which seems to augur a straightforward piece of college-educated-liberal culture tourism – sidesteps touchingly into a memoir of Sullivan's own teenage involvement with evangelical Christianity.

3 U.S. intelligence detects activity near blast site that may augur a nuclear explosion.

美情报机构查明核爆炸地点附近的活动可能预示又一次核爆炸.

4 All of the work relates to, and augurs well for, his production of Shostakovich’s “Nose,” opening on Friday at the Metropolitan Opera.

5 Photograph: Rex Features After a gorgeously sunny Friday, there are clouds in the skies, and one wonders if these augur trouble ahead.

6 This synergy between the Danish maestro and the city augurs well as Seattle Symphony opens its new season Sept. 14 — its first with Dausgaard as music director.

7 The hummingbird’s return is augured by a series of swirling “storms” of falling white feathers that melt on contact, like snow.

8 As the story goes, when he was done birds flew down and pecked away the outlines—a development that gave Alexander pause, until someone suggested that it augured well for the town’s prosperity.

9 U.S. intelligence detects activity near blast site that may augur a second nuclear explosion.

美情报机构在朝鲜核爆炸地点附近检测到活动,可能预示着朝鲜还将进行一次核爆炸.

10 The signs augur well for tomorrow's weather.

种种征候预示明天天气良好。

11 The two, who married last year, have been together since meeting at a Los Angeles party in 1995, and the warm reception for “Quinceañera” had seemed to augur well for their career.

12 Nor did things augur well for a career in dance.

13 ‘Tell me, son of Pluto,’ the augur hissed, ‘why are you helping the Greeks? What have they ever done for you?’

14 That Christopher is gay and unattached, in addition to being the one person Burroughs appears to love unequivocally and unconditionally, would seem to augur a revelatory twist in the third act.

15 So, spoiler alert: I have no idea what the Wii U augurs, or whether it will permanently alter how we play, alone or together.

16 Already there were problems. It didn't augur well.

已经有问题了，这不是好兆头。

17 But an uptick in output does not augur prosperity.

但是，产量上扬并不预示着经济繁荣。

18 The renewed violence this week hardly augurs well for smooth or peaceful change...

本周新一轮的暴力事件预示着顺利平和的转变几乎不可能实现。

19 The breastplate that the data that augur place uses basically is chelonian the bladebone with the ox.

占卜所用的材料主要是龟的腹甲和牛的肩胛骨。

20 ancient Roman augurs who predicted the future by reading the flight of birds