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Meanings of anticipate in English

Portuguese
prognosticar
Catalan
preveure
Spanish
prever

To state, or make something known in advance, especially using inference or special knowledge.

      prognosticar
      Portuguese
      antecipar
      Catalan
      expectar
      Spanish
      prever

      To look forward to, as to something that is believed to be about to happen or come.

            antecipar
            Catalan
            anticipar-se

            Act in advance of; deal with ahead of time.

                  anticipar-se
                  Spanish
                  saber de antemano

                  Realize beforehand.

                        saber de antemano
                        Usage of anticipate in English
                        1
                        Trump said public health experts anticipate shortages of respirators for healthcare workers.
                        Reuters
                        2
                        However, we don't anticipate a significant increase at this point in time.
                        Reuters
                        3
                        He said: I do not anticipate a great political standoff about this.
                        The Guardian
                        4
                        Speculators anticipate consolidation in the sector as a result of lower business.
                        Reuters
                        5
                        Never one to lose the moment, Barry said, I don't anticipate problems.
                        Private Sector
                        6
                        So I would anticipate next year being a tougher year, he added.
                        Reuters
                        7
                        Brokers anticipate that current year profits will slip to around £9 million.
                        The Irish Times
                        8
                        This also allows us to better prevent and anticipate their possible complications.
                        Pubmed
                        9
                        I always look for problems, trying to anticipate what might go wrong.
                        Colorado abduction
                        10
                        This would anticipate the author and mar the interest of his story.
                        The Poor Gentleman
                        11
                        Timing Accept that, in general, things will take longer than you anticipate.
                        The South African
                        12
                        New Zealand is first in world to anticipate the power of radio.
                        Radio NZ
                        13
                        Conclusion: Perfusion and diffusion techniques cannot be used to anticipate tumor progression.
                        Pubmed
                        14
                        Analysts anticipate it will have a positive cash flow before next year.
                        Wired
                        15
                        Nowadays, however, scientists like to be able to anticipate such vengeful whims.
                        The Irish Times
                        16
                        On this basis, the computer was then used to anticipate short-range developments.
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