auspicious
auspicious — 形容詞
- auspiciouspositive
- more auspiciouscomparative
- most auspicioussuperlative
1. appearing to be a sign that good things will happen or that an effort will succe
吉祥的
預示成功或好運的
appearing to be a sign that good things will happen or that an effort will succeed
The sunny weather on their wedding day felt like an auspicious sign for the future.
婚禮當天的晴朗天氣,對這對伴侶的未來而言,似乎是個吉祥的徵兆。
auspicious sign — noun collocation
Chidi's high exam scores were an auspicious start to his first year at university.
Chidi 的大學入學考試高分,為他大學第一年帶來了一個吉祥的開端。
auspicious start — noun collocation
The company chose an auspicious date to launch its new product.
那家公司選擇了一個吉祥的日子來推出新產品。
Sakura found the lucky penny an auspicious discovery before her job interview.
Sakura 在面試前撿到一枚幸運硬幣,認為這是個吉祥的發現。
auspicious discovery — adjective + noun pattern
With good weather and strong local support, the festival had an auspicious start.
在好天氣和當地店家的大力支持下,這場節慶有了一個吉祥的開始。
- auspicious start
- auspicious beginning
- auspicious sign
- auspicious moment
- auspicious date
- auspicious occasion
- promising
more common in everyday speech; 'promising' suggests observable qualities that point to success, while 'auspicious' often relates to signs or omens
- propitious
more formal and less common; strongly emphasises favorable timing or circumstances
- favorable
broader meaning; describes any condition that helps something succeed, not limited to signs or omens
- inauspicious
direct antonym; suggests signs point toward failure rather than success
- ominous
stronger negative connotation; suggests something bad is about to happen
文法句型
auspicious + noun
be + auspicious
用法筆記
Frequently used before nouns such as 'start', 'beginning', 'sign', 'omen', and 'moment' in formal or literary contexts. The opposite meaning is expressed by 'inauspicious' or 'ominous'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- auspiciously副詞C1
- auspiciousness名詞C2
- inauspicious形容詞C2
- inauspiciously副詞C2