Pronunciation: /ˈhɛrəld/
noun an official messenger bringing news
A1 The herald announced the arrival of the king.
A2 The herald carried a flag with the royal crest.
B1 The town's herald spread news about the upcoming festival.
B2 The herald's trumpet could be heard throughout the kingdom.
C1 The herald's proclamation was met with cheers from the crowd.
C2 The herald's role was to announce important events to the public.
verb to announce or signal the arrival of something
A1 The sound of the trumpet heralded the arrival of the king.
A2 The ringing of the bell heralded the start of the race.
B1 The announcement on the loudspeaker heralded the beginning of the event.
B2 The new technology heralded a shift in the industry.
C1 The groundbreaking research heralded a new era in medicine.
C2 The discovery of the new planet heralded a major scientific breakthrough.
formal The herald announced the arrival of the king to the court.
informal The herald let everyone know that the party was starting.
slang The herald spilled the tea about what really happened at the party.
figurative The changing leaves heralded the arrival of autumn.
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