n.(尤指不祥的)预感

原形：premonition复数：premonitions

She had a strange premonition that something terrible was about to happen.
她有一种不祥的预感，似乎有什么可怕的事情即将发生。
He ignored the premonition and continued with his plan, only to regret it later.
他忽略了内心的预感，继续执行计划，结果后来后悔不已。
The dark clouds on the horizon gave a premonition of the coming storm.
天边的乌云预示着即将来临的暴风雨。
Despite feeling well, she couldn't shake off the persistent premonition of illness.
尽管身体感觉良好，但她总摆脱不了那种持续的病态预感。
Her premonition about the accident proved to be uncannily accurate.
她对那起事故的预感竟出奇地准确。
The chill he felt down his spine was a premonition that danger was near.
他脊背发凉，这是一种危险临近的预兆。
The old sailor's premonition of a storm saved the crew from disaster.
老水手对风暴的预感救了全体船员，使他们免遭灾难。
She had a vague premonition that her journey would not go as smoothly as planned.
她隐隐约约地预感到她的旅程可能不会像计划中那样顺利。
His premonition told him to avoid the shortcut through the alley, and later he learned there had been an incident there.
他的预感让他避免走小巷的捷径，后来得知那里确实发生了事故。
The sudden silence in the forest gave the hikers a premonition that they were being watched.
森林里突然的寂静让徒步者有种被监视的预感。