The meaning of a prophecy

A Word Becomes a Prophecy

• Prophecy: It refers to the prophecy and omen that will be fulfilled. It generally refers to some "evil" things and unlucky prophecies. A prophecy is a (bad) saying, which is "unlucky" (unlucky things, like cursing others).
• Prophecy, prophecy. A prophecy is a word that turns into a prophecy and comes true. [Sentence making] I never expected that his original joke would become a prophecy, which is very sad.
• Prophecy, prophecy. A prophecy is a word that turns into a prophecy and comes true. For example, "I didn't expect that his original joke would become a prophecy, which is very sad."

Basic explanation of the prophecy

Prophecy: It refers to the prophecy and omen that will be fulfilled. It generally refers to some "evil" things and unlucky prophecies. A prophecy is a (bad) saying, which is "unlucky" (unlucky things, like cursing others).

Paraphrase

• one :

  ◎ One y ī Number (1) (Refers to the matter. "One" is one of the radicals of Chinese characters. Original meaning: numeral. Big writing "One". The smallest positive integer. Often used to indicate the minimum number of people or things) (2) Same as the original meaning [one] 1、 But at the beginning, the Tao stood in one, divided the heaven and earth, and transformed into all things

• language :

  ◎ Language Language Moving (1) Tell, let me know [inform; tell] I will tell you my regret for the reason of public speaking—— Zuo Zhuan - Yin AD Year My language is female—— The Analects of Confucius Yang Huo If you lead it to promise, if it comes to, the speaker—— Three Kingdoms · Biography of Fang Shi The husband said to his wife:

• become :

  ◎ Cheng ch é ng Moving (1) (Comprehension. Oracle characters, from "|" (that is, "pestle"). With "axe" and "pestle", things can be done. Original meaning: completion, achievement) (2) Same as the original meaning [conform; succeeded] If you succeed, you will—— Say

• Augury :

  ◎ Prophecy Chench è n Name (Pictophoney. Original meaning: prophecy and omen that can be fulfilled in the future) Same as the original meaning; prophetic remark]。 Such as: Prophecy (foretelling good or bad omen); Prophecy (the written catalogue of predicting future events); Prophecy (predicting the future

Source of idiom:

Idiom Traditional:

Abbreviation of idioms: YYCC

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Common degree: General idiom

Number of Idioms: Four character idiom

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Idiom usage:

Idiom structure: idiom

Idiom time:

words whose meaning is similar: Unfortunately, medium

Examples of idioms: Maynard, a female journalist of the New York Times, predicted in the book The End of Detroit published in 2003 that "by 2010, one of the three largest automobile factories in the United States will not be able to exist at its current scale." Now it seems that this is a prophecy. What made GM go bankrupt step by step from the world's largest automobile factory?