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n. 兆, 卜, 赞助

1. He took that as an auspice of happiness.
   把那看幸福征兆。
2. He took her gentle words as an auspice of happiness.
   把她温柔话幸福兆。
3. With an eye on long-term development and creating larger values for the customers, according to the rule of" reputation first, quality first, customer first", with comprehensive design-tracking individual service, satisfying the different customers' requi
   足远展，户创造更价值，"誉、、至"准，推跟踪设性，满足户需求，赢广户衷赖。

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auspice
auspices
[ noun ]
a favorable omen
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Auspice \Aus"pice\, n.; pl. {Auspices}. [L. auspicium, fr.
auspex: cf. F. auspice. See {Auspicate}, a.]
1. A divining or taking of omens by observing birds; an omen
as to an undertaking, drawn from birds; an augury; an omen
or sign in general; an indication as to the future.

2. Protection; patronage and care; guidance.

Which by his auspice they will nobler make.
--Dryden.

Note: In this sense the word is generally plural, auspices;
as, under the auspices of the king.