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占卜, 预言
the practice of seeking knowledge or insight about the future, often using supernatural methods
- Ancient cultures relied on divination to plan their crops.
古代文化依靠占卜来规划他们的作物。
- The oracle's divination guided the king's decisions.
神谕的占卜指导了国王的决策。
- Tarot cards are commonly used for divination today.
塔罗牌今天通常用于占卜。
- He studied divination to predict weather changes.
他研究了占卜来预测天气变化。
- Astrology is a form of divination that interprets stars.
占星术是一种解释星星的占卜形式。
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占卜, 预言
a supernatural power or ability to foresee the future or uncover hidden knowledge
- She claimed to have a gift of divination.
她声称拥有占卜的天赋。
- His divination revealed secrets no one else could know.
他的占卜揭示了其他人都无法知道的秘密。
- Some shamans are believed to possess extraordinary divination skills.
一些萨满被认为拥有非凡的占卜技能。
- The village trusted his divination during times of uncertainty.
在不确定的时期，村庄信任他的占卜。
- They consulted her divination to locate the lost object.
他们咨询了她的占卜来定位丢失的物品。
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预言, 神谕
a specific prediction or message believed to be inspired by a divine source
- The priest delivered a divination that foretold victory in battle.
牧师传达了一个预言，预言了战斗中的胜利。
- Ancient texts contain divinations attributed to the gods.
古代文献中包含归因于神灵的预言。
- A mysterious divination warned the people of a flood.
一个神秘的预言警告人们有一场洪水。
- His divination came true exactly as it was spoken.
他的预言完全按照所说的方式实现了。
- The oracle's divination guided the council's decisions.
神谕的占卜指导了议会的决策。
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