prefigured future events 预示未来事件
prefigured later developments 预示后续发展
prefigured success 预示成功
prefigured change 预示变革
prefigured modern ideas 预示现代观念
symbolically prefigured 象征性地预示
1. The early experiments prefigured later scientific discoveries.
早期实验预示了后来的科学发现。
2. Her leadership skills prefigured her future success.
她的领导能力预示了未来的成功。
3. The novel prefigured many social changes.
这部小说预示了许多社会变革。
4. These events prefigured the company's rapid growth.
这些事件预示了公司的快速发展。
A: Why is that chapter important?
A：为什么那一章很重要？
B: It prefigured the main events that happened later in the story.
B：它预示了故事后来发生的主要事件。
1) 预示未来发展
2) 成为先兆或前兆
3) 预先描绘或展现
4) 象征即将发生的事物
5) 为后续事件提供雏形
1. 预示；预兆未来发生的事情。
e.g. The small success prefigured greater achievements.
这次小成功预示着更大的成就。
2. 预先描绘；作为后续事物的雏形。
e.g. The design prefigured modern architecture.
这一设计预示了现代建筑风格。
3. 象征性地代表未来的发展。
e.g. His early work prefigured his later style.
他的早期作品预示了其后期风格。
verb
1. Past tense and past participle of prefigure; to have shown, indicated, or foreshadowed something that would happen later.
2. To have served as an early form, sign, or symbol of a later development.
Synonym: foreshadowed, anticipated, foretold, heralded