heralded

UK
/ˈhɛr.əldɪd/
US
/ˈhɛr.əldɪd/
heraldedpast participle
UK
/ˈhɛr.əldɪd/
US
/ˈhɛr.əldɪd/
Functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "herald".
Translations
The heralded artist received numerous awards for his work.
Восхваляемый художник получил множество наград за свою работу.
The heralded author published another bestseller.
Знаменитый автор выпустил еще один бестселлер.
The heralded scientist made a groundbreaking discovery.
Прославленный ученый сделал революционное открытие.
Definitions
Widely acclaimed or recognized for excellence or importance.
The heralded author received numerous awards for her groundbreaking novel.
Announced or proclaimed publicly, often with excitement or publicity.
The much-heralded policy changes failed to satisfy voters.
heraldverb

heralded

Past Simple

heralded
Past Simple
heralded
Past Participle
heralding
Gerund
UK
/ˈhɛr.əld/
US
/ˈhɛr.əld/
Translations
Dark clouds herald a coming storm.
Тёмные облака предвещают приближающуюся бурю.
The blooming flowers herald the arrival of spring.
Цветущие цветы возвещают приход весны.
Additional translations
Definitions
To announce or proclaim something, especially news or an event.
The arrival of the new CEO was heralded by a company-wide email.
To signal the approach of something or someone.
The blooming flowers herald the arrival of spring.
heraldnoun
Definitions
A person or thing viewed as a sign that something is about to happen.
The blooming flowers were a herald of spring.
An official messenger bringing news.
The king's herald announced the arrival of the royal guests.
heraldadjective
Definitions
Having the role, function, or character of a herald; proclaiming or announcing something forthcoming.
The herald trumpets announced the queen’s entrance.
heraldproper noun
Definitions
(usually with The) A newspaper or periodical titled 'Herald'.
She had an article published in The Sydney Morning Herald.