forebode

/fɔːˈbəʊd/

noun

Presagio, pronóstico

Prognostication; presage

Examples :

"The dark clouds were a forebode of the heavy rain to come. "

Las nubes oscuras eran un presagio de la fuerte lluvia que se avecinaba.

verb

Presagiar, predecir

To predict a future event; to hint at something that will happen (especially as a literary device).

Examples :

"The dark clouds forebode a stormy afternoon. "

Las nubes oscuras presagian una tarde tormentosa.

future literature sign time event

verb

Presagiar, predecir, presentir

To be prescient of (some ill or misfortune); to have an inward conviction of, as of a calamity which is about to happen; to augur despondingly.

Examples :

"The dark clouds and sudden drop in temperature forebode a heavy storm. "

Las nubes oscuras y la caída repentina de la temperatura presagian una fuerte tormenta.

future negative sensation time sign supernatural

Meanings

Presagio, pronóstico

Examples :

"The dark clouds were a forebode of the heavy rain to come. "

Las nubes oscuras eran un presagio de la fuerte lluvia que se avecinaba.

Presagiar, predecir

Examples :

"The dark clouds forebode a stormy afternoon. "

Las nubes oscuras presagian una tarde tormentosa.

Presagiar, predecir, presentir

Examples :

"The dark clouds and sudden drop in temperature forebode a heavy storm. "

Las nubes oscuras y la caída repentina de la temperatura presagian una fuerte tormenta.

Related Words

something noun

Algo, cosa

afternoon noun

Tarde

misfortune noun

Desgracia, mala suerte

predict noun

Predicción, pronóstico

conviction noun

Convicción, creencia

especially adverb

Especialmente, particularmente

prescient adjective

Previsor, clarividente

presage noun

Presagio, augurio

calamity noun

Calamidad, desastre

temperature noun

Temperatura

literary adjective

literario

prognostication noun

Pronóstico, predicción