noun
definition
An omen; a foreshadowing.
verb
Examples of bode in a Sentence
The sign does not often bode well with Cancer or other Aries' moon signs.
That does not bode well for me.
Such blatant disregard for the simple principles behind a student union does not bode well for the politics of the future.
In Bode's Jahrbuch (1776-1780) he discusses nutation, aberration of light, Saturn's rings and comets; in the Nova acta Helvetica (1787) he has a long paper "Sur le son des corps elastiques," in Bernoulli and Hindenburg's Magazin (1787-1788) he treats of the roots of equation and of parallel lines; and in Hindenburg's Archiv (1798-1799) he writes on optics and perspective.
The distances separating the individual orbits in each group seem to approximate to a certain order of progression, expressed in Bode's law (see Bode).
His fraudulent business strategies don't bode well for the way he handles other aspects of his life.
Even worse, one of their references on the main page is actually requesting a report that wasn't delivered - which does not bode well for the idea that the company is very prompt in their work.
That he'd beat out the original Dark One in a deal did not bode well for her.
He gave currency, moreover, to the empirical rule known as "Bode's Law," which was actually announced by Johann Daniel Titius of Wittenberg in 1772.
The navigable Saale takes a northerly direction through the western portion of the eastern part of the territory and receives, on the right, the Fuhne and, on the left, the Wipper and the Bode.
Apply Nyquist's stability theorem, to predict closed-loop stability from open-loop Nyquist or Bode diagrams.
In 1786 Johann Elert Bode formed a new constellation, named the "Honours of Frederick," after his patron Frederick II., out of certain stars situated in the arm of Ptolemy's Andromeda; this innovation found little favour and is now discarded.
Apply Nyquist 's stability theorem, to predict closed-loop stability from open-loop Nyquist or Bode diagrams.
Her rank as the most desirable woman seems to bode well for the sale of Sports Illustrated's top-selling issue, which hit the stands February 12, 2007.
If you have a deep appreciation for art that will bode very well in your favor.
No Good at Saying Sorry (One More Chance) - Thatcher's return doesn't bode well for Meredith.
The China airlines agreement does not bode well in all aspects.
Obviously they are meant to be followed, but uploading a link very hour is considering spamming and doesn't bode well for your account.
Taking the mean distance of this group as that of a planet, the distance of the major planets closely approximates to Bode's law, except in the case of Neptune.
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A knock at the door distracted his response, which wouldn.t bode well for either of them.
See Khanikov's Bokhara, translated by De Bode (1845); Vambery, Travels in Central Asia (1864), Sketches of Central Asia (1868).
The scheme promised well, and, as he associated himself with Johann Joachim Christoph Bode (1730-1793), a literary man whom he respected, in starting a printing establishment, he hoped that he might at last look forward to a peaceful and prosperous career.
While not privy to the Council's business, he assessed the appearance of their father at a time when Rhyn was struggling for control did not bode well for any of them.
Among its affluents are the Elster, Regnitz and Orla on the right bank, and the Ilm, Unstrut, Salza, Wipper and Bode on the left.