prefigure the future 预示未来
prefigure events 预示事件
prefigure changes 预示变化
prefigure a new era 预示新时代
be prefiguring something 正在预示某事
1. The early signs were prefiguring major changes in the company.
这些早期迹象预示着公司的重大变化。
2. The artist's work was prefiguring a new style in modern painting.
这位艺术家的作品预示了现代绘画中的一种新风格。
3. These events were prefiguring the challenges that came later.
这些事件预示了后来出现的挑战。
A: The old design was prefiguring the technology we use today.
A：这个旧设计预示了我们今天使用的技术。
B: That's interesting. It shows how ideas can develop over time.
B：这很有趣，它展示了想法如何随着时间发展。
1) 提前显示未来的发展方向或结果
2) 作为象征预示即将发生的事情
3) 描述早期形式中已经出现的后续特征
1. 预示；预兆；提前显示未来可能发生的事情。
e.g. The invention was prefiguring many later technological advances.
这项发明预示了后来许多技术进步。
2. 作为某种未来事物的早期表现形式。
e.g. The small project was prefiguring a much larger development.
这个小项目预示了更大的发展。
verb
1. To show, suggest, or represent something that will happen or exist in the future.
Synonym: foreshadow, anticipate, predict