bode

UK:  [bəʊd]

US:  [boʊd]

过去分词：boded  现在分词：boding  第三人称单数：bodes  

v.

1.预示,预兆;〔古语〕预报

1 . But he said the handover of power from one member of the Castro family to another does not bode well for Cuba's immediate political future.
不过，他说，古巴政权从卡斯特罗家族的一个成员移交给另一个成员，这预示着古巴政治前途不会立即有所改变。

2 . I think he's a great signing for United and if he's banging in goals left, right and centre, that's got to bode well for England.
我认为对于曼联这是一笔伟大的签约。而且如果他能在任何位置都取得进球将对英格兰是一个很好的预兆。

3 . "A few more results like that" in sales of long-dated Treasuries "should not bode well for the dollar, " he said.
“若再有几次长债标售的结果像这样，对美元可不是好兆头。”他说。

4 . But there was a problem: Bode's law predicted that there ought to be a planet between Mars and Jupiter.
不过，问题出现了：波德定则预测，火星和木星之间还应有一颗行星。

5 . That seems to bode poorly for the prospect of a non-Chinese kickboard, but I get lucky again.
看上去找一个非中国制造的踢水板的希望很渺茫，不过我又走运了。