foreboding

英 [fɔːˈbəʊdɪŋ]

美 [fɔːrˈboʊdɪŋ]

n.  (对不祥或危险事情的)强烈预感
v.  预示；预感；预兆
forebode的现在分词
adj.  <文>（对不祥之事）预感的，预知的

复数：forebodings　

BNC.15724 / COCA.16427

牛津词典

noun

N-VAR (不祥的)预兆，预感
Forebodingis a strong feeling that something terrible is going to happen.
1. His triumph was overshadowed by an uneasy sense of foreboding.
  他的胜利因为一种令人不安的不祥预感蒙上了阴影。
ADJ-GRADED 给人不祥预感的
If you describe something asforeboding, you mean that it makes you feel that something terrible is going to happen.
1. Prisons like Strangeways, built more than 100 years ago, were intended to look grim and foreboding places.
  诸如斯特兰奇韦斯监狱之类建于 100 多年前的监狱故意营造出一种阴森、不祥的气氛。

noun

an unfavorable omen
a feeling of evil to come
1. a steadily escalating sense of foreboding
2. the lawyer had a presentiment that the judge would dismiss the case
Synonym:premonitionpresentimentboding

The father of four, he was overcome with foreboding for Laura.
他很纳闷。作为四个孩子的父亲，警长预感劳娜已遭不幸，深感不安。
There's a sense of foreboding in the capital as if fighting might at any minute break out.
在首都似乎有一种预感，战争任何时候都可能打起来。
They are lonely, melancholy children, full of foreboding and fears.
他们是孤独的，忧郁的，充满着不祥之兆和恐惧。
She walks my heart without any foreboding and fills my life from that moment on.
她毫无预兆的走入了我的内心，从那时开始充斥了我的生活。
There were furrows in the old brow, and I had a kind of foreboding feeling.
他眉宇间有些许深纹，这让我有种不祥的预感。
An omen or foreboding, especially of evil.
预示，预兆，凶兆预兆或凶兆，尤指不幸的。
It is prodrome respectively period, foreboding period, convulsion period, atony lethargy period and recognizant convalescence.
分别是前驱症状期、先兆期、痉挛期、弛缓昏睡期和意识恢复期。
I myself pursued the ambiguities of our complex policy with a heavy heart and not a little foreboding.
我本人怀着沉重的心情和相当不祥的预感执行我们的暖味不明的复杂政策。
She had a sense of foreboding that the news would be bad.
她预感到这会是坏消息。
She had a strange foreboding that she'd never see him again.
她有一种再也见不到他的奇怪的预感。