make a vaticination 做出预言
ancient vaticination 古代预言
prophetic vaticination 预言性预测
accurate vaticination 准确预言
failed vaticination 不准预言
his vaticination 他的预言
1. His vaticination about the future turned out to be wrong.
他对未来的预言最终被证明是错误的。
2. The vaticination of ancient scholars often influenced society.
古代学者的预言常常影响社会。
3. She made a strange vaticination during the discussion.
她在讨论中做出了一个奇怪的预言。
4. The book is filled with dark vaticination about human fate.
这本书充满了关于人类命运的阴郁预言。
A: Do you believe in his vaticination about the future?
A：你相信他对未来的预言吗？
B: Not really, it sounds too uncertain.
B：不太相信，听起来太不确定了。
1) 对未来事件的预测
2) 带有神秘或占卜性质的预言
3) 文学或哲学中的未来推测表达
1. 预言；预测
e.g.His vaticination proved surprisingly accurate.
他的预言出乎意料地准确。
2. 占卜式预测
e.g.The vaticination was based on ancient rituals.
该预言基于古代仪式。
noun
1. The act of predicting or prophesying future events, often in a mystical or literary sense.
Synonym: prophecy, prediction