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Idiom

read the runes

British, formal to try to guess what is going to happen in the future by examining what is happening now.

He was the first Eastern European leader to read the runes and make political changes to stay in power.

idiomread the runesto examine a situation and understand it, because of your special experience and skill:Financial analysts were certain that the Chancellor would read the runes and introduce higher taxes.Those who are skilled in reading the runes predict that the rebels will make an offer of peace talks.

Note This idiom is used more often in written than in spoken English.

read the runes

To analyze current trends to predict what will happen in the future, likened to fortune telling. In this phrase, runes are esoteric, letter-like symbols associated with magic. Primarily heard in UK. All the social media companies are trying to read the runes to see what the next big thing will be, but most trends are impossible to predict.

read the runes

BRITISH, LITERARY

If you read the runes, you decide what is likely to happen in the future by considering what is happening now. Back in 1989, he was the first of the east European leaders to read the runes and make the jump from communism to nationalism. Note: Runes were an alphabet used in northern Europe until medieval times. The letters were often thought to have magical properties.

read the runes

try to forecast the outcome of a situation by analysing all the significant factors involved. British

The runes were an ancient Germanic alphabet once used in northern Europe, each character of which was supposed to have a secret magical significance. Small stones and pieces of bone engraved with these characters were used to try to foretell the future.

词组	read the runes
释义	Idiom read the runes British, formal to try to guess what is going to happen in the future by examining what is happening now. He was the first Eastern European leader to read the runes and make political changes to stay in power. idiomread the runesto examine a situation and understand it, because of your special experience and skill:Financial analysts were certain that the Chancellor would read the runes and introduce higher taxes.Those who are skilled in reading the runes predict that the rebels will make an offer of peace talks. Note This idiom is used more often in written than in spoken English. read the runes To analyze current trends to predict what will happen in the future, likened to fortune telling. In this phrase, runes are esoteric, letter-like symbols associated with magic. Primarily heard in UK. All the social media companies are trying to read the runes to see what the next big thing will be, but most trends are impossible to predict. read the runes BRITISH, LITERARY If you read the runes, you decide what is likely to happen in the future by considering what is happening now. Back in 1989, he was the first of the east European leaders to read the runes and make the jump from communism to nationalism. Note: Runes were an alphabet used in northern Europe until medieval times. The letters were often thought to have magical properties. read the runes try to forecast the outcome of a situation by analysing all the significant factors involved. British The runes were an ancient Germanic alphabet once used in northern Europe, each character of which was supposed to have a secret magical significance. Small stones and pieces of bone engraved with these characters were used to try to foretell the future.
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