The meaning of prophecy, fourth grade

Prophet: Pinyin: [[wè ib ǔ xi ā n zh:]:]

Interpretation: Divination, the ancients used burning tortoise shells to predict good or bad luck, and looked at the cracks burned out to infer good or bad luck in the future. You can know the result of things without divination. It turned out to be an old saying of deceiving people with Shinto and superstition. Later, it is sometimes used to describe foresight.

The origin of the idiom: The third fold of Yuan Anonymous "Peach Blossom Girl": "It is unpredictable to show and kill the Yin and Yang of Zhouyi."

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Describe foresight.

Ex.: Every time he estimates the enemy's actions accurately, he can be said to be an Oracle.

Discrimination of idioms: Synonyms have foresight and foresight.