soothsayer 英 ['suːθseɪə]  

soothsayer

soothsayer  英 ['suːθseɪə]

n. 算命者;预言者 

名词复数:soothsayers 

For the prediction, two boxes were lowered into the salty soothsayer's tank, each containing a mussel and the flag of the two opposing teams. 预测之前工作人员都会在保罗的水族箱中慢慢放进两个盒子,每个盒子里装了一只蚌和对阵双方的国旗。
Bird bones have also been used in divination throughout history, with a supposed soothsayer throwing the bones and reading their patterns to predict the future. 历史上鸟骨也常用于占卜,一个假定的占卜者扔下骨头,然后以骨头落地的形状来预测未来。

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  • n. 算命者;预言者
  • 1. For the prediction, two boxes were lowered into the salty soothsayer's tank, each containing a mussel and the flag of the two opposing teams.

    预测之前工作人员都会在保罗的水族箱中慢慢放进两个盒子,每个盒子里装了一只蚌和对阵双方的国旗。

  • 2. Bird bones have also been used in divination throughout history, with a supposed soothsayer throwing the bones and reading their patterns to predict the future.

    历史上鸟骨也常用于占卜,一个假定的占卜者扔下骨头,然后以骨头落地的形状来预测未来。

  • 3. But in the bad old days people who wanted an accurate picture of the days to come would consult a soothsayer who poked through chicken entrails, or looked to the stars.

    但是在过去的苦日子里,人们要想准确预知未来,就得向预言家求神问卜,他们要么捅穿小鸡的内脏、要么观察天象,从而得出结论。

  • soothsayer (n.) mid-14c., zoþ ziggere (Kentish), "one who speaks truth,;" late 14c., sothseggere, "fortune-teller;" see sooth + say. Old English had soðsagu "act of speaking the truth."
sooth·say·er / ˈsuːθseɪə(r) ; NAmE ˈsuːθseɪər / noun ( old use) a person who is believed to be able to tell what will happen in the future 占卜者;预言者 soothsayer soothsayers sooth·say·er / ˈsuːθseɪə(r) ; NAmE ˈsuːθseɪər /
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