fore·ˈshad·ow 动词 trans usu passive
- to be foreshadowed [by sth]
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However, all this is constrained by the exaggerated flaws of the antagonists, which foreshadow their failure and make us ashamed to identify with them.
en.wikipedia.org The films have also included a bizarre element of foreshadowing two real-life events that both occurred in 1995.
en.wikipedia.org His work foreshadowed later work that would attribute a physiological nature to alcoholism.
en.wikipedia.org It is noted for foreshadowing the film's theme: exploring unknown and potentially dangerous territory.
en.wikipedia.org The conclusion of this thesis linked physical health with socio-moral stability a link that foreshadows her later reform work.
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