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Santuario, oráculo

A shrine dedicated to some prophetic deity.

"In ancient Greece, people traveled long distances to visit the famous oracles, hoping to learn about their future. "

En la antigua Grecia, la gente viajaba largas distancias para visitar los famosos oráculos, con la esperanza de aprender sobre su futuro.

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Oráculo, adivino

A person such as a priest through whom the deity is supposed to respond with prophecy or advice.

"The ancient oracles at Delphi were consulted by people seeking guidance about their future. "

Los antiguos oráculos de Delfos eran consultados por personas que buscaban orientación sobre su futuro.

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noun

Oráculos, profecías

A prophetic response, often enigmatic or allegorical, so given.

"The villagers traveled to the mountain caves seeking wisdom from the oracles, but their prophecies were always difficult to understand, full of riddles and hidden meanings. "

Los aldeanos viajaron a las cuevas de la montaña en busca de sabiduría de los oráculos, pero sus profecías siempre fueron difíciles de entender, llenas de acertijos y significados ocultos.

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Oráculo, persona sabia

A person considered to be a source of wisdom.

"a literary oracle"

Un oráculo literario.

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noun

Oráculo, profecía

A wise sentence or decision of great authority.

"The doctor's diagnosis and recommended treatment plan were considered oracles by the worried family, as they trusted his extensive knowledge and experience. "

El diagnóstico del médico y el plan de tratamiento recomendado fueron considerados oráculos por la preocupada familia, ya que confiaban en su amplio conocimiento y experiencia.

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Oráculos, profeta

One who communicates a divine command; an angel; a prophet.

"The villagers believed the traveling priests were oracles, able to hear the gods and tell them what to do to appease them. "

Los aldeanos creían que los sacerdotes viajeros eran oráculos, capaces de escuchar a los dioses y decirles qué hacer para apaciguarlos.

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noun

Oráculos

A theoretical entity capable of answering some collection of questions.

"In computer science, we often use oracles to test the correctness of algorithms, as these theoretical entities can instantly provide the right answer to any given question, allowing us to verify if the algorithm produced the same result. "

En informática, a menudo usamos oráculos para probar la corrección de los algoritmos, ya que estas entidades teóricas pueden proporcionar instantáneamente la respuesta correcta a cualquier pregunta dada, lo que nos permite verificar si el algoritmo produjo el mismo resultado.

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El santuario, el lugar más sagrado del templo

(Jewish antiquity) The sanctuary, or most holy place in the temple; also, the temple itself.

"The ancient Jewish oracles were a place of great reverence and spiritual importance. "

Los antiguos santuarios judíos eran un lugar de gran reverencia e importancia espiritual.

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verb

Pronunciar oráculos, profetizar

To utter oracles or prophecies.

"The self-proclaimed mystic oracles cryptic pronouncements about the stock market's future, hoping to gain followers. "

El místico autoproclamado pronunciaba crípticas profecías sobre el futuro del mercado de valores, con la esperanza de ganar seguidores.

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