heraldKK [ˈhɛrəld] ｜ /ˈhɛrəld/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a person who announces or signals the arrival of important news or events
As the trumpet blared, the herald stepped forward to announce the arrival of the king.
傳令官；報信者
C2noun
a sign or indication of something to come; a harbinger
The blooming cherry blossoms were a herald of spring, bringing joy and color to the city after a long, cold winter.
先兆；前驅
C2verb
to greet someone with enthusiasm or joy
As the doors opened, a lively band began playing festive music to herald the Bride's entrance!
C2verb
to praise or acclaim enthusiastically and often publicly
The renowned conductor was hailed as a herald of classical music, captivating audiences with his performances.
C2verb
to be a sign of something to come; to foreshadow or presage
The dark clouds on the horizon heralded an approaching storm.