forerunners
英 ['fɔ:rʌnəz] 美 ['fɔrʌnəz]

n.

先驱( forerunner的名词复数 )；开路人；先兆；前兆

英英释义

forerunner

• n.
  • anything that precedes something similar in time

    同义词：antecedent

  • a person who goes before or announces the coming of another

    同义词：precursor

  • an indication of the approach of something or someone

    同义词：harbingerheraldprecursor

双语例句

1. Swallows are the forerunners of spring.
   燕子是春天来临的前兆; 燕子是报春的鸟。

权威例句

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