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Перевод: omen

[существительное]
примета ; знак ; предзнаменование;
[глагол]
предвещать; служить предзнаменованием

Тезаурус:

1. Does he remember the Bahamian cowbell tinkling the end of his final, pathetic fight, a derisive goodbye sound, stark with omen?
2. I told Michael Quirke how a heron had once nearly landed on my back in Wales, and he was mightily impressed, taking it as a good luck omen.
3. A good omen for Mr Kinnock?
4. It was the Mataura that had brought them from Scotland, and it had to be a good omen.
5. Given that James is a keen Everton fan, however, the defeat of the rival Reds was a good omen.
6. Chris Peat of the group Altern-8, who is standing in his home town of Stafford for the Altern 8-ive (Hardcore) Party, said: "It must be an omen - I won on the Grand National with Party Politics as well."
7. Soccer: Moran shrugs off omen FA CUP
8. But before you write that happy bulletin off as a well-timed election omen for the "Greens" or as confirmation that jumping in general and Aintree in particular have "gone soft" just pause and take another look at the background to last week's events.
9. Or an omen?
10. A re-occurrence of the "brief chat" approach, leaving members to pick up the grammar and the context will not be a happy omen for the new authorities.
11. The butcher serves the preparation of flesh, bones and tzampa , The tzampa has been added to make the mixture more palatable, for it is a bad omen if anything is left uneaten.
12. Who Dares Wins, I thought: it was the motto of the S.A.S. "I take it," wrote Leslie, "as a good omen."
13. However, Timisoara remains crucial in Hungarian calculations as it was the best example of co-operation between all ethnic groups and a good omen for the future.