to be a sign of sth that will happen in the future
1.预示,预兆
1.if something foreshadows a future event, it shows or gives a warning that it will happen
1.forebode The fall of Danang late in the month produced scenes of horror that appeared to foreshadow what might happen later in Saigon.
本月底岘港陷落，一幕幕恐怖的场景随之出现，好似预示了此后在西贡可能上演的同样场面。
2.Everything is brought together into a disturbing foreshadow of dreadful secrets.
每一件事汇集到一起，预示着一个惊天的秘密，让人惶恐不安。
3.A trend often masquerades as a cycle at the start, and evidence suggests that these scarce krill years may foreshadow a new South Georgia.
趋势通常表现出新一轮循环起点的假象，有证据表明这些磷虾稀少的年份可能预示着一个新的南乔治亚。
4.These energies and the aspects foreshadow earth changes, storms, political conflict, and heightened potential for military aggression.
这些能量和面向深深影响地球改变、暴风雨、政治冲突，提高军事侵略的可能性。
5.The name of Jedi Master Di was deliberately chosen to foreshadow his grim fate.
绝地大师殆（Di）的名字是特意挑选出来的，预示着他的悲惨命运。
6.Insider transactions often foreshadow stock movements: some hedge funds employ analysts tracking little else.
内部人交易往往预示着股价的走势：有些对冲基金聘请的分析师只跟踪此类交易。
7.Even as they foreshadow the rise of Asia, his numbers also help explain the historical rise of Europe.
麦迪森的数据既预示了亚洲的崛起，也有助于解释欧洲历史上的崛起。
8.Foreshadow is to precede as an indication of what is to follow.
预告，预示是指预先对即将发生之事进行暗示。
9.It could foreshadow an age in which scientists and programs work as equals to decipher datasets too complex for human analysis.
这可能预示着一个新时代的到来。在这个时代，科学家和计算机程序共同推算对于人类的分析能力来说过于复杂的数据集。
10.Indeed, they foreshadow the artist's drive to assemble objects into auction spectaculars.
确实，它们预示作家将普通物体组装成拍卖展览品的行为。