oracles

英 [ˈɒrəklz]

美 [ˈɔrəkəlz]

n.  (古希腊的)神示所; (传达神谕的)牧师，女祭司; (古希腊常有隐含意义的)神谕，神示; 能提供宝贵信息的人(或书); 权威; 智囊
oracle的复数

柯林斯词典

• （古希腊的）传神谕者，神使，宣示神谕的祭司
  In ancient Greece, anoraclewas a priest or priestess who made statements about future events or about the truth.

双语例句

• This date was firmly confirmed in the1920's by the oracles found in the Shang Dynasty remains.
  这是由20世纪20年代殷墟考古发现的甲骨文确认的。
• Like all of us, I have watched in recent days as economists and Oracles wail a chorus of lament on every screen, in every newspaper.
  和所有人一样，最近我无论把电视调到哪个频道，翻开哪份报纸，都会看到经济学家和权威们齐声哀叹。
• However, she found that the heavily used book was made up of 37 oracles, which rarely mentioned Jesus.
  然而，她发现这本年代久远的书由37个预言组成，而其中很少提到耶稣。
• In reality, though the oracles of wisdom are precious, they are rarely used.
  而现实中，尽管富有智慧的贤哲弥足珍贵，但是却很少被人们所有。
• To live among them as oracles.
  作为先知生活在他们之中。
• A book in the Old Testament containing the oracles of the prophet jeremiah.
  旧约的一卷，包含先知耶利米的神谕。
• There was a momentary silence, profound as what should follow the utterance of oracles.
  那一刹那的静穆，如同宣告了神谕之后一般深沉。
• All those oracles for girls in love.
  可送给那些等待爱的姑娘。
• Fresh oracles shall be delivered to you daily, from every corner of the Empire.
  新鲜的先知每日都会从帝国的各个角落运送到你们这里。
• The ancient oracles were often vague and equivocal.
  古代的神谕常是意义模糊和模棱两可的。