premonitory

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpremonitorypre‧mon‧i‧to‧ry /prɪˈmɒnətəri $ -ˈmɑːnətɔːri/ adjective formal WARNgiving a warning that something unpleasant is going to happen premonitory symptoms of the diseaseExamples from the Corpuspremonitory• Brushing her teeth, she thought about Francesca, and a cold premonitory feeling came over her.• a disease with few premonitory symptoms• Epidemiological evidence suggests that complications associated with NSAIDs are characterised by a paucity of premonitory symptoms.

单词	premonitory
释义	premonitory From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpremonitorypre‧mon‧i‧to‧ry /prɪˈmɒnətəri $ -ˈmɑːnətɔːri/ adjective formal WARNgiving a warning that something unpleasant is going to happen premonitory symptoms of the diseaseExamples from the Corpuspremonitory• Brushing her teeth, she thought about Francesca, and a cold premonitory feeling came over her.• a disease with few premonitory symptoms• Epidemiological evidence suggests that complications associated with NSAIDs are characterised by a paucity of premonitory symptoms.
随便看	come down on somebody come down on somebody like a ton of bricks come down the pike come down to come down to earth come down to earth with a bump come down to somebody/something come down to the wire come down with come down with something come easily come easily to come easily/naturally (to somebody) come etc home come etc second come etc to a halt come etc to a stop come etc under the umbrella of come face to face yourself face to face come face to face yourself face to face with come face to face/find yourself face to face (with somebody) come face to find yourself face to face come face to find yourself face to face with come first come first etc