heralded

• 形容某事物被公开宣布、宣告或赞誉，常带有热情或赞扬的意味。

Describes something that has been publicly announced or acclaimed, often with great enthusiasm or praise.

1. B2formal

   Something that has been publicly announced or proclaimed, often with great attention or praise.

   宣告的

   • The new policy was heralded as a major breakthrough.
   • The discovery was heralded by scientists around the world.
   • The film was heralded as a masterpiece by critics.

   同义词announcedbroadcastdeclaredproclaimedpromulgatedpublicized

   反义词unannounced

2. Ushered in or introducedB2formal

   Marked the beginning or arrival of something significant.

   预示

   • The invention of the internet heralded a new era of communication.
   • The treaty heralded a period of peace between the two nations.
   • The election results heralded a shift in political power.

   同义词announcedproclaimed

• 动词，表示宣告或预示某事物的到来，常带有庄重或重要的意味；也指作为某事的先兆或信号。

A verb used to indicate the act of announcing or signaling the approach of something, often with great importance or fanfare.

1. Announce or proclaimB2formal

   To announce or signal the approach of something, often with great importance.

   预示

   • The trumpets heralded the arrival of the king.
   • The new policy heralded a change in the company's direction.
   • The discovery of the vaccine heralded a new era in medicine.

   同义词announceaugurbetokenforeshadowforetellportendpresageproclaimsignalusher in

   反义词concealhidesuppress

2. Indicate or foreshadowB2formal

   To be a sign that something is going to happen.

   预示

   • The dark clouds heralded an approaching storm.
   • The first flowers herald the beginning of spring.
   • The economic data heralded a period of growth.

   同义词augurbetokenforebodeforeshadowportendpresagesignal