1.(通过形象)预示,预兆
2.预想;预见;预言
1.to have qualities that represent or suggest something that is going to happen or exist later
1.the act he had prefigured for weeks with a thrill of pleasure , yet it was no less than a miserable insipidity to him now that it had come.
他好几个星期以来，就在怀着快乐的悸动期待着会有这个举动；可是现在来了，他反而觉得苍白无力了。
2.Rising lease rates prefigured the last big move in gold back in the spring of 2007 just as the two Bear Stearns hedge funds were blowing up.
早在2007年春，不断上升的黄金租赁价格就曾预示过上次金价的飙升。当时正值贝尔斯登（BearStearns）旗下两只对冲基金破产。
3.This ritual prefigured the vicarious execution of Jesus for the blood- guiltiness and defilement of His people.
这个仪式也预表耶稣为祂百姓的罪污代受流血的刑罚。
4.The Lord's Prayer was prefigured by an Egyptian hymn to Osiris - beginning by Amen, "O Amen, O Amen, who are in heaven. "
主祷文是由古埃及对奥西里斯的赞诗：由阿蒙开始：啊，阿蒙，啊，阿蒙，你在天堂里。
5.And he had a new synthesis that prefigured everything the Tropicalistas wanted to, to do.
而他有一种每一个人都会趋之若鹜的新的合成尝试方法。
6.He only said this in his anger, but it prefigured a possible course of action and attitude well enough.
他只是在气头上说了这些话，但这却充分预示了一种可能的事态发展以及对此的态度。
7.As for the environment, Marx astonishingly prefigured our own Green politics.
关于环境，马克思令人惊讶的预言了我们现在的绿色政治。
8.Senegal's triumph prefigured France's downfall as the world game's dominant force: a position Spain have yet to attain.
塞内加尔奏凯，昭示着全球霸主法国的崩塌，而称霸世界，西班牙还没能做到。
9.It was prefigured in the very birth of technology.
这一点在技术发展的初期就已经注定了。
10.California's losses prefigured the later fallout on Wall Street.
加州受到的打击预示了华尔街后来的结局。