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Meaning & Definition of Bode in English

English

Bode

to predict or foretell, especially something good or bad.


Pronunciation:

/boʊd/

Part of Speech:

verb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: to indicate by signs; to foretell or portend.

    Example Sentence: The dark clouds bode rain.

  • Definition: to announce in advance; to predict.

    Example Sentence: His nervousness bodes ill for the interview.

Etymology

Origin: From Old English 'bōdian', related to Old Norse 'bøða'.

Synonyms

foretellpredictaugurportendsignify

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • bode well: to be a sign of something good to come.
  • bode ill: to be a sign of something bad to come.
  • as the signs bode: according to what the signs indicate.

Translations

  • Spanish: presagiar
  • French: présager
  • German: andeuten
  • Russian: предвещать

Related Words

  • omen: an event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
  • forewarning: a warning in advance.
  • augury: the art of interpreting omens.

Slang Meanings of bode

  • Meaning: to have a good feeling about someone or something.

    Example Sentence: I just have a feeling that this deal is going to bode for us.

  • Meaning: to predict an outcome based on current vibes.

    Example Sentence: The way the team played yesterday boded well for the finals.