harbinger

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona, cosa o señal que anuncia o presagia la llegada de algo futuro, a menudo importante o siniestro.

A noun referring to a person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another, often something significant or ominous.

1. Sign or omenC1formal

   A person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another, often something significant or negative.

   Presagio, señal

   • The dark clouds were a harbinger of the coming storm.
   • The economic downturn was a harbinger of widespread unemployment.
   • The first robin is often seen as a harbinger of spring.

   Sinónimosauguryforerunnerforetokenheraldomenportentprecursorpresagesign

• Verbo utilizado para indicar la acción de anunciar o señalar la llegada de algo, a menudo importante o de mal agüero.

A verb used to indicate the act of announcing or signaling the approach of something, often something significant or ominous.

1. To announce or signalC1formal

   To indicate or announce the approach of something, often something significant or negative.

   Anunciar o presagiar

   • The dark clouds harbingered the coming storm.
   • His speech harbingered a new era of reform.
   • The economic indicators harbingered a recession.

   Sinónimosannounceaugurbetokenforeshadowforetellheraldindicateportendpresagesignal