Definition of crystal gazer in English:

crystal gazer

noun

1A person who looks intently into a crystal ball with the aim of seeing images relating to future or distant events.
fortune tellers of all stripes, including crystal gazers
Example sentencesExamples
- Dyed-in-the-wool scientists can now leave the room, followed by dyed-in-the-wool New Agers, crystal gazers and practitioners of past life regression.
- Most of the successful crystal-gazers record a preliminary experience before they begin to descry shapes and faces.
- Much like natural quartz crystal, the high clarity of lead crystal imbues it with properties of light and energy that make it a natural choice for the crystal gazer.
- The scrapbook contains an extremely frail poster for the show, which was headlined by The Great Omar, "The Man of Many Mysteries" and "India's Greatest Crystal Gazer."
- With all the jesting about crystal balls and crystal gazing did you ever ask yourself if you ever met a crystal gazer?
- One of its peculiarities is that it exempts a long list of professionals like doctors and lawyers, as well as phrenologists, circus managers and crystal gazers.
- In 1582, he joined forces with a crystal gazer by the name of Edward Kelley.
- Having an open mind and cleared, focused thoughts are imperative to the true crystal gazer.
- There are the usual acupuncturists, crystal gazers, harmonic convergence believers.
- She put her doubts aside to accompany Sylvia to a séance at the home of Boston's most famous crystal gazer.
1. 1.1 A person who attempts to forecast the future.
  for France, most crystal gazers see around 4% economic growth
  Example sentencesExamples
  To those who are not crystal gazers, a complex and guarded answer seems wise.
  The historian's role as a crystal gazer is usually precarious yet Mr. Purcell performs well when he looks into the future.
  This is-the time of year that crystal gazers and selfstyled seers stare down the corridors of the future and announce their discoveries.
  Would the future described by the crystal gazers really be a utopia?
  For crystal gazers, emerging markets are hot and the EU is not.

Definition of crystal gazer in US English:

crystal gazer

noun

1A person who looks intently into a crystal ball with the aim of seeing images relating to future or distant events.
fortune tellers of all stripes, including crystal gazers
Example sentencesExamples
- With all the jesting about crystal balls and crystal gazing did you ever ask yourself if you ever met a crystal gazer?
- In 1582, he joined forces with a crystal gazer by the name of Edward Kelley.
- There are the usual acupuncturists, crystal gazers, harmonic convergence believers.
- Much like natural quartz crystal, the high clarity of lead crystal imbues it with properties of light and energy that make it a natural choice for the crystal gazer.
- Dyed-in-the-wool scientists can now leave the room, followed by dyed-in-the-wool New Agers, crystal gazers and practitioners of past life regression.
- She put her doubts aside to accompany Sylvia to a séance at the home of Boston's most famous crystal gazer.
- Having an open mind and cleared, focused thoughts are imperative to the true crystal gazer.
- Most of the successful crystal-gazers record a preliminary experience before they begin to descry shapes and faces.
- The scrapbook contains an extremely frail poster for the show, which was headlined by The Great Omar, "The Man of Many Mysteries" and "India's Greatest Crystal Gazer."
- One of its peculiarities is that it exempts a long list of professionals like doctors and lawyers, as well as phrenologists, circus managers and crystal gazers.
1. 1.1 A person who attempts to forecast the future.
  for France, most crystal gazers see around 4% economic growth
  Example sentencesExamples
  Would the future described by the crystal gazers really be a utopia?
  This is-the time of year that crystal gazers and selfstyled seers stare down the corridors of the future and announce their discoveries.
  The historian's role as a crystal gazer is usually precarious yet Mr. Purcell performs well when he looks into the future.
  For crystal gazers, emerging markets are hot and the EU is not.
  To those who are not crystal gazers, a complex and guarded answer seems wise.

单词	crystal gazer
释义	Definition of crystal gazer in English: crystal gazer noun 1A person who looks intently into a crystal ball with the aim of seeing images relating to future or distant events. fortune tellers of all stripes, including crystal gazers Example sentencesExamples Dyed-in-the-wool scientists can now leave the room, followed by dyed-in-the-wool New Agers, crystal gazers and practitioners of past life regression. Most of the successful crystal-gazers record a preliminary experience before they begin to descry shapes and faces. Much like natural quartz crystal, the high clarity of lead crystal imbues it with properties of light and energy that make it a natural choice for the crystal gazer. The scrapbook contains an extremely frail poster for the show, which was headlined by The Great Omar, "The Man of Many Mysteries" and "India's Greatest Crystal Gazer." With all the jesting about crystal balls and crystal gazing did you ever ask yourself if you ever met a crystal gazer? One of its peculiarities is that it exempts a long list of professionals like doctors and lawyers, as well as phrenologists, circus managers and crystal gazers. In 1582, he joined forces with a crystal gazer by the name of Edward Kelley. Having an open mind and cleared, focused thoughts are imperative to the true crystal gazer. There are the usual acupuncturists, crystal gazers, harmonic convergence believers. She put her doubts aside to accompany Sylvia to a séance at the home of Boston's most famous crystal gazer. 1.1 A person who attempts to forecast the future. for France, most crystal gazers see around 4% economic growth Example sentencesExamples To those who are not crystal gazers, a complex and guarded answer seems wise. The historian's role as a crystal gazer is usually precarious yet Mr. Purcell performs well when he looks into the future. This is-the time of year that crystal gazers and selfstyled seers stare down the corridors of the future and announce their discoveries. Would the future described by the crystal gazers really be a utopia? For crystal gazers, emerging markets are hot and the EU is not. Definition of crystal gazer in US English: crystal gazer noun 1A person who looks intently into a crystal ball with the aim of seeing images relating to future or distant events. fortune tellers of all stripes, including crystal gazers Example sentencesExamples With all the jesting about crystal balls and crystal gazing did you ever ask yourself if you ever met a crystal gazer? In 1582, he joined forces with a crystal gazer by the name of Edward Kelley. There are the usual acupuncturists, crystal gazers, harmonic convergence believers. Much like natural quartz crystal, the high clarity of lead crystal imbues it with properties of light and energy that make it a natural choice for the crystal gazer. Dyed-in-the-wool scientists can now leave the room, followed by dyed-in-the-wool New Agers, crystal gazers and practitioners of past life regression. She put her doubts aside to accompany Sylvia to a séance at the home of Boston's most famous crystal gazer. Having an open mind and cleared, focused thoughts are imperative to the true crystal gazer. Most of the successful crystal-gazers record a preliminary experience before they begin to descry shapes and faces. The scrapbook contains an extremely frail poster for the show, which was headlined by The Great Omar, "The Man of Many Mysteries" and "India's Greatest Crystal Gazer." One of its peculiarities is that it exempts a long list of professionals like doctors and lawyers, as well as phrenologists, circus managers and crystal gazers. 1.1 A person who attempts to forecast the future. for France, most crystal gazers see around 4% economic growth Example sentencesExamples Would the future described by the crystal gazers really be a utopia? This is-the time of year that crystal gazers and selfstyled seers stare down the corridors of the future and announce their discoveries. The historian's role as a crystal gazer is usually precarious yet Mr. Purcell performs well when he looks into the future. For crystal gazers, emerging markets are hot and the EU is not. To those who are not crystal gazers, a complex and guarded answer seems wise.
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