Auspice（音标：[ˈɔːspɪs]）

词义：

auspice 作名词时，指的是“吉兆；前兆；赞助；庇护；保护”。

它也常用来指“在某种条件或指导下”，特别是指在某个组织或权威的指导下进行某项活动。

翻译：

作为名词：吉兆，前兆，保护，庇护，赞助

作为短语：under the auspices of 意思是“在…的赞助或保护下”。

用法：

Auspice 一般用于正式或学术场合，指某种吉兆或在有指导和帮助的情况下。

在现代英语中，这个词常见于外交、国际关系、历史背景中，描述一项活动或事件是由某个权威或组织的保护或支持下进行的。

例句：

The research project is being conducted under the auspices of the government.

The event was held under the auspices of the United Nations.

The new law was introduced with the auspices of the president.

The charity event was organized under the auspices of a local hospital.

The ancient Romans believed that the auspices foretold the future.

The peace talks were conducted under the auspices of international diplomats.

They hoped the auspices of the gods would guide them on their journey.

The school's sports event was organized under the auspices of the PTA.

Under the auspices of a respected historian, the project gained credibility.

The deal was made under the auspices of a major financial institution.

短语搭配：

under the auspices of 在…的帮助/保护下

take the auspices of 承担某种保护或引导角色

auspices of the government 政府的保护/支持

under the auspices of the United Nations 在联合国的赞助/保护下