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What (who) is Bode - definition
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Bode (disambiguation)
bode
(bodes, boding, boded)
If something bodes ill, it makes you think that something bad will happen in the future. If something bodes well, it makes you think that something good will happen. (FORMAL)
She says the way the bill was passed bodes ill for democracy...
Grace had dried her eyes. That boded well.
VERB: V adv for n, V adv
bode
¦ verb (bode well/ill) be a portent of a good or bad outcome.
Origin
OE bodian 'proclaim, foretell', from boda 'messenger', of Gmc origin.
bode
v.
1) (D; intr.; P) to bode for (these events bode well for us)
2) (formal) (O) this bodes us no good
Pronunciation examples for Bode
1. was Bode Miller.
_ Sarah Robb O'Hagan _ Talks at Google
2. Do you guys know Bode?
_ Sarah Robb O'Hagan _ Talks at Google
3. Does that bode badly for our future?
The Secret of Our Success _ Joseph Henrich _ Talks at Google
4. Doesn't bode well for you, I'm afraid.
Quantum of Solace (2008) BDRip
5. that doesn't really bode well for us.
A Brief Guide to The End of The World _ Bryan Walsh _ Talks at Google
Examples of use of Bode
1. This does not bode well for Pakistan‘s whole–hearted cooperation.
2. It doesn‘t bode well for the Royal Family," he said.
3. That does not bode well for Mexico‘s growth prospects.
4. And this gamble does not bode well for Khodorkovsky either.
5. This could bode well, as England have a fair few.