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单词 herald
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herald
verb[T]
formal
uk
/ˈher.əld/us
/ˈher.əld/
to be asignthat somethingimportant, and often good, isstartingtohappen, or to make somethingpubliclyknown,especiallybycelebratingorpraisingit:
预示…的开始；（尤指通过庆祝或赞扬）宣布（常指好事）
The president'sspeechheralds a newerainforeignpolicy.总统的演说预示着一个外交政策新时代的开始。
Thisdrughas been heraldedasamajorbreakthroughin thefightagainstbreastcancer.据称这种药是在对抗乳腺癌方面取得的一个重大突破。
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Preceding and introducing
herald
noun[C]
uk
/ˈher.əld/us
/ˈher.əld/
formal
asignthat something willhappen,change, etc.:
预兆，前兆
If this firstoperaof theseasonis a herald(=sign)ofwhat is to come, we canexpectgreatthings.如果本季的这第一部歌剧是一个信号，那么我们可以期待接下来的剧目会非常精彩。
in the past, apersonwhocarriedimportantmessagesand madeannouncements
（旧时的）传令官
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  • intuitively
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Messengers and people who deliver things
(Definition ofheraldfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

herald| American Dictionary

herald
verb[T]
us
/ˈher·əld/
toannounceorsignalthat something isapproaching:
Thetradeagreementheralded a neweraofeconomicdevelopment.
(Definition ofheraldfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofherald

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The judge sets things in order and commands theheraldto proclaim them.
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For a king who led a party in civil war could no longer easily be heralded as the natural centre of all order.
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Almost all articles supporting the criminalisation of punters heralded this claim.
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Ultimately, it was simply a sign of sheer decay and of impending death - though it couldheraldeternal glory.
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Nanotechnologists have already, by moving the atoms about, made the smallest switches thatheraldthe time when microscopic computers or minuscule robots will be produced.
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It would be woefully premature toheraldthe return of precolonial history to the mainstream academic fold.
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The emergence of the discipline of developmental psychopathology, like other beginnings and births, was heralded with considerable excitement and visions of future accomplishment.
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These processes heralded social conflicts and indeed had important and consequential effects on the city's social dynamics.
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The new science, upon which the learned chancellor's act of denunciation was founded, heralded a new style of research.
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Clearly, the president's announcement heralded a major initiative.
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Distinguishing the last pending argument from the next return address on the stack, which heralds a new stack frame.
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This already heralds a postmodern orientation in that a static "norm" is replaced with an endless quest for idealization.
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The trumpeting of eclecticism, therefore, thunders as a testimony to intent but perhaps heralds little else.
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The end of critique, and the closing of the academy, might well be theheraldof our last dance.
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This is a breakthrough which couldheraldthe development of faster safer heart operations worldwide.
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