Ominous
[ 'ɑmɪnəs ]
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adj. 不祥的，坏兆头的;预兆的，预示的;
💡 词根助记
omin预兆+ous...的 → 凶兆的
📝 例句
Dr. Whipple and Captain Janders were already listening to the ominous sound.
惠普尔医生和詹德尔斯船上也已经听到这来势不善的声音。
He had a fall, which was ominous of his downfall.
他曾跌倒，这是他垮台的征兆。
His voice, for all its lightness, had an ominous ring.
他的话音虽轻，却含有一种不祥的腔调。
Their departure looked ominous because lightening hit the tree.
因为闪电打倒树木，所以他们的离去看起来不太吉利。
Mrs. Brangwen was silent, she seemed ominous.
布兰文太太不作声，似乎有些令人生畏。
🌱 联想助记
【记】谐音“傲模饿死”:夜里梦见骄傲的模特饿死了,真是一个不祥的兆头
✅ 同义词
📖 牛津释义
ominous
adj
suggesting that sth bad is about to happen; threatening 不祥的; 不吉的; 险恶的
an ominous silence 不祥的静寂
Those black clouds are/look a bit ominous. 乌云压顶, 来势不妙.
🔁 扩展释义
*['ɒminәs]a. 恶兆的, 不吉利的, 预兆的
📖 同为「博士」词汇
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After the War of Independence ended, New York became the capital of the USA for a short time (1789-90) before Washington, D.C.
独立战争结束以后，在华盛顿成为首都之前，纽约市曾经一度是美国的首都，不过时间很短（1789-90）。
After three hours, the men stopped for a meal break.
3小时之后，工人们停下来吃饭。
Neither of us realized that night that these carvings and paintings dated back 15,000 years,
我们没有意识到这些刻画追溯到15，000年前，