herald + noun
The invention heralded a new era of communication.
这项发明预示着一个新的通信时代。
预示;宣布(重要或好的事情)
预示( herald的过去式和过去分词 ); 宣布(好或重要)
to be a sign that something is going to happen; to announce something important
预示( herald的过去式和过去分词 ); 宣布(好或重要)
imp. & p. p. of Herald
The arrival of the swallows heralded the beginning of spring.
燕子的到来预示着春天的开始。
用法提示:heralded在这里表示‘预示着’,是herald的过去式,用作谓语动词。
The new policy was heralded as a major step forward for education.
新政策被宣布为教育领域的一大进步。
用法提示:heralded用作被动语态,意为‘被宣布为’,强调重要的正面意义。
The scientist's discovery heralded a new era in medicine.
这位科学家的发现预示了医学的新时代。
用法提示:heralded表示‘预示’,后接宾语,描述重要事件的开端。
The invention heralded a new era of communication.
这项发明预示着一个新的通信时代。
The policy was heralded as a major breakthrough.
该政策被誉为一个重大突破。
The reforms were heralded by widespread public support.
这些改革以广泛的公众支持为先兆。
grammar · medium
易错句子The agreement was heralded a new era of cooperation.
正确表达The agreement was heralded as a new era of cooperation.
heralded 后接名词补语时,需加介词 as 表示“被誉为”。中文学习者常直接套用“被宣布为”的结构,遗漏 as,导致句子不完整。
grammar · medium
易错句子The results were heralded from the committee.
正确表达The results were heralded by the committee.
heralded 表示“被……宣布”时,施动者前应用介词 by,而非 from。中文“从……宣布”的直译导致了介词错误。
heralded 常指正式宣布或预示好事或重要事件,而 foreshadowed 多指暗示将来发生的坏事或不祥之事,常用于文学语境。
heralded 强调作为先兆或信号,而 announced 则指直接公开说出某事,不带有预示的意味。
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