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seer

/sɪər/

Traducción: Persona que se cree capaz de ver o predecir el futuro, o que percibe y observa con gran agudeza.

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noun

/sɪər/C1formal
  • esPersona que se cree capaz de ver o predecir el futuro, o que percibe y observa con gran agudeza.

A noun referring to a person who is believed to have the ability to foresee future events, or someone who perceives or observes keenly.

  1. Prophet or visionaryB2formal

    A person who is believed to have the ability to see into the future or perceive hidden truths.

    esVidente o profeta

    • The ancient seer predicted the fall of the empire.
    • She consulted a seer to learn about her destiny.
    • Legends speak of a seer who could foresee natural disasters.

    Sinónimosaugurclairvoyantdivinerfortune telleroracleprognosticatorprophetsoothsayervaticinatorvisionary

  2. ObserverC1formal

    A person who sees or observes something, especially in a careful or attentive manner.

    esobservador

    • The seer of the crime scene provided a detailed account.
    • As a seer of nature, he noticed subtle changes in the forest.
    • The seer watched the stars through his telescope every night.

    Sinónimosbeholdereyewitnesslookerobserveronlookerspectatorviewerwatcher

  3. DivinerC1formal

    An authoritative person who claims to gain insight into the future through supernatural means.

    esVidente

    • The village seer used runes to interpret the will of the gods.
    • Kings often sought the advice of a seer before making important decisions.
    • The seer's prophecies were recorded in ancient texts.

    Sinónimosaugurclairvoyantdivinerfortune telleroracleprophetsoothsayer

Formas
  • seers plural form
  • seers' possessive plural form
  • seer's possessive singular form
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