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oracles

/ˈɔːrəkəlz/ /ˈɒrəkəlz/

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noun

神託所, 神殿

A shrine dedicated to some prophetic deity.

Examples :

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

古代ギリシャでは、人々は未来について知るために、有名な神託所を訪れるために長距離を旅しました。

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noun

神託、預言者

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

Examples :

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

デルフォイの古代の預言者は、将来について助言を求める人々に相談されました。

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noun

神託、託宣

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

Examples :

"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. "

村人たちは神託から知恵を求めて山の洞窟へ旅したが、その託宣はいつも理解しにくく、謎と隠された意味に満ちていた。

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noun

神託者, 賢者

A person considered to be a source of wisdom.

Examples :

"a literary oracle"

文学的な神託者。

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noun

神託、お告げ

A wise sentence or decision of great authority.

Examples :

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

心配した家族は、医師の診断と推奨された治療計画を神託とみなし、彼の豊富な知識と経験を信頼していました。

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noun

神託、預言者

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

Examples :

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

村人たちは、旅する司祭たちは神託であり、神々の声を聞き、彼らをなだめるために何をするべきか伝えることができると信じていた。

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noun

神託、託宣

A theoretical entity capable of answering some collection of questions.

Examples :

"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. "

計算機科学では、アルゴリズムの正しさをテストするために、これらの理論上の存在が与えられた質問に対する正しい答えを即座に提供できるため、アルゴリズムが同じ結果を生成したかどうかを検証できるように、しばしば神託を使用します。

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noun

聖所、神殿

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

Examples :

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

古代ユダヤの神殿は、非常に敬意を払い、精神的に重要な場所でした。

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verb

神託を告げる, 予言する

To utter oracles or prophecies.

Examples :

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

自称神秘主義者は、信者を獲得しようと、株式市場の将来について謎めいた予言を告げた。

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