Is it the same meaning to make a word a prophecy as to make a word a prophecy?

These two idioms have the same meaning, but different emotional colors. They all refer to prophecies and omens that will come true. But "a word is a prophecy" generally refers to some "fierce" things and unlucky predictions. There is no specific context requirement for "a word becomes a prophecy"

Detailed explanation

1, [idiom] is a prophecy.

[Pinyin] y and y ǔ Ché ng Chè n

[Basic explanation] A (bad) sentence is right.

[Note] Prediction: refers to the predictions and omens that will be fulfilled, generally referring to some "fierce" things and unlucky predictions.

Example:

(1) Before leaving home for America, he jokingly said, "Maybe he will never come back." I don't want to be shocked to death in another country.

(2) In Rui Chenggang's autobiography, there is such a sentence: "The quality that once made you successful will also destroy your city." Looking back today, one sentence became a prophecy.

2. [Idioms] become proverbs.

[Pinyin] y and Y incarnation

[Basic Explanation] Prophecy and omen should be fulfilled.

[Note] Pro, zhēn, has two common meanings:

(1) suggestion: proverb. Proverbs Suggestions.

(2) A style in ancient times, which was mainly based on exhortation: Zhen Ming ("Zhen" is a kind of rhythmic poem; "Ming" is a rhyme engraved on a utensil or stone tablet, which is both a admonition and a praise. Because of the similarity in function, it is often called by later generations.

Example: The girl looks natural and picturesque, the sorcerer and goddess Luo are shy, and the goddess Chang 'e in the sky is ashamed to retreat. The fortune teller did give a piece of advice, and the girl was really purple from the east, which was an eye-opener and pleasing to the eye.

Extended data:

Synonym of prophecy in a word

1, the phrase [yī yǔ zhò ng dò] comes from Ma Nancun's "Yanshan Nighttalk: The Way to Make Friends and Treat Guests": "This is the fundamental attitude of making friends and treating guests, which really hits the nail on the head."

This is the fundamental attitude of treating modesty as a friend to entertain guests, which can really hit the nail on the head.

What he said really hit the nail on the head He hit the nail on the head.

2, a broken sentence [yΡ pò di] comes from Li's "Singing a song to answer my brother": "My brother doesn't obey the rules; People who have broken five words push. "

My brother doesn't have to learn; Five sentences hit the nail on the head, and everyone agreed.

Ex.: Some people say that the advantage of Song poetry lies in "writing poems like talking", which is really a broken story.

3. Enter the interior [biā n pí r ǐ] from Sheng Xuanhuai's "Zhang Shang Xiang Shuai Shu": "My nephew is duty-bound to enter the interior and become a complete commercial factory, built for the world."

My nephew is duty-bound, telling the problem thoroughly and to the point, forming a completely commercialized factory and innovating for the whole country.

Mr. Wang's words are very penetrating and touching, and I will never forget them.