foretaste
英 [ˈfɔ:teɪst] 美 [ˈfɔrteɪst]

n.

预示；先试；试吃；

vt.

先试；快乐地期待；预尝；

变形

复数：foretastes过去式：foretasted过去分词：foretasted现在分词：foretasting第三人称单数：foretastes

英英释义

foretaste[ 'fɔ:teist ]

• n.an early limited awareness of something yet to occur

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The air held a foretaste of a storm.
   天气有要括大风的迹象。
2. The briny air gave a foretaste of the nearby sea.
   咸空气是快近海的前兆。
3. Her caustic remark gave him a foretaste of her anger.
   她的刻薄话使他预感到她的愤怒。

权威例句

A Foretaste of the Future?
"A foretaste of heaven": Friedrich Hölderlin in the context of Württemberg pietism
The infarct Q wave: foretaste and aftertaste; presentiment and recall.
On Antecedence and Foretaste of Minnan Cultural Communication on both Sides of the Straits
Practice policies in anesthesia: a foretaste of practice in the 21st century
FLAG: Lattice QCD Tests of the Standard Model and Foretaste for Beyond
Reciprocity and Latin America in the Early 1890s: A Foretaste of Dollar Diplomacy
The role of Europol in joint investigation teams: a foretaste of an executive european police office
Extreme weather endangers food security - 2010-11: A grim foretaste of future suffering and hunger?
The Theology of Paul's Letter to the Romans: Theology in a nutshell: The opening of the letter as a foretaste of what follows