oracles

英 [ˈɒrəklz]

美 [ˈɔrəkəlz]

n. (古希腊的)神示所; (传达神谕的)牧师，女祭司; (古希腊常有隐含意义的)神谕，神示; 能提供宝贵信息的人(或书); 权威; 智囊
oracle的复数

柯林斯词典

（古希腊的）传神谕者，神使，宣示神谕的祭司
In ancient Greece, anoraclewas a priest or priestess who made statements about future events or about the truth.

All those oracles for girls in love.
可送给那些等待爱的姑娘。
Sybils and oracles are the most ancient institutions of the gentile world.
神谕就是一脚世界的最古老的制度。
An ID-based Group Signature Scheme Without Trusted PKG or Random Oracles
一种基于身份信息无可信中心无随机预言的群签名
Do all oracles tell the truth?
是否所有的神谕都揭示真理？
Oracles given by the famous in ancient years Delphi Oracle were notorious for being amphigories.
古代希腊德尔菲神庙给出的神谕以模棱两可著称。
There was a momentary silence, profound as what should follow the utterance of oracles.
那一刹那的静穆，如同宣告了神谕之后一般深沉。
In verse the oracles divine were heard.
神的旨谕在诗句中频显现。
To improve the security and performance of the authentification protocol in manufacturing grid, identity-based authentification protocols without random oracles were established.
为提高制造网格环境下认证协议的安全性和性能，构建了标准模型下基于身份的认证协议。
To live among them as oracles.
作为先知生活在他们之中。
The ancient oracles were often vague and equivocal.
古代的神谕常是意义模糊和模棱两可的。