n. 通告者, 预告者, 先驱, 预兆
vt. 预告, 充做...的前驱
n. something that precedes and indicates the approach of something or someone
1.The tattoos are a harbinger of what's to come.
这些纹身是将要发生之事的先兆
2.And that popularity was a harbinger of what was to come.
其受到的欢迎也预示了即将到来的局面
3.And I bepeve, harbinger of a great evil.
我相信 这是一个 的预兆
4.It's a spirit being that arrives as a harbinger of death.
是的 它的灵魂就像一个死亡的预兆出现
5.The guardian tree, the harbinger of change.
它是守护之树 是变化的先兆
6.But you and I both know that pain is often the harbinger of progress.
但你和我都明白 疼痛往往是进步的前兆
7.It's certainly not one to be trusted as a harbinger of doom.
根本不用当成预言成真的恶兆
8.A harbinger of chaos brought to make this geezer pay.
变成惩治这个怪老头的混乱先驱
9.I just worry that this manifesto really is a harbinger of something terrible.
我只是担心这个宣言 预示着会有坏事发生
10.I call upon you, the bringer of justice, the harbinger of death.
我召唤你 正义的使者 死亡的信鸽
