portend in Greek
portend in Greek is προαναγγέλω, προμηνύω — portend means to be a warning sign that something bad is going to happen.
portend in Greek
προαναγγέλω
Pronounced: proanangelo
προμηνύω
Pronounced: prominyo
What does "portend" mean?
- verb To be a warning sign that something bad is going to happen.
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verb To mean or indicate something.
"How alive these poems are with the visual specifics of what he so closely observes, how full of elegance, terror and hope. They portend a poet of major craft, of deep feeling, and of fine intelligence."
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portend in a sentence
- How alive these poems are with the visual specifics of what he so closely observes, how full of elegance, terror and hope. They portend a poet of major craft, of deep feeling, and of fine intelligence.
- Let it be known that the Rapture portends the End of Days.
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What is "portend" in Greek?
"portend" in Greek is προαναγγέλω, προμηνύω. portend means: To be a warning sign that something bad is going to happen.
How do you pronounce προαναγγέλω?
"portend" in Greek is προαναγγέλω, pronounced "proanangelo".
Are there other ways to say "portend" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "portend": προαναγγέλω, προμηνύω.
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