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Meanings of anticipate (anticipating) 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
Synonyms
Examples for "counter"
Examples for "counter"
1
Their colleagues in Congress hope to counter the new rules with legislation.
Reuters
2
An over-the-counter equity market, the New Third Board, saw a similar fate.
Reuters
3
His book is a case study of a counter-insurgency war gone wrong.
The Irish Times
4
Israel takes in droves of Palestinian refugees fleeing the counter-humanist Palestinian laws.
The South African
5
PwC partner David Stebbings advised companies to monitor bank counter-party risk daily.
Reuters
1
I can foresee long and expensive court cases to decide what's 'fair'.
The Guardian
2
Industry executives foresee further increases until more supplies arrive later this year.
Reuters
3
But I can foresee what the situation may be in the future.
The Irish Times
4
Archie's team was set up to try and foresee just such problems.
Under orders
5
At present, traders do not foresee cash conditions to loosen too much.
Reuters
1
Ender, however, was trying to figure out a way to forestall vengeance.
Ender’s Game
2
By supplying liquidity, the authorities hoped to forestall a problem of solvency.
Reuters
3
The high spirits of the boy sought to forestall the next move.
The Heart of Unaga
4
Tay held up his hand quickly to forestall Vree Erreden's angry reply.
The First King of Shannara
5
Champney hastened to forestall her; his aunt shook her finger at him.
Flamsted quarries
Usage of anticipating in English
1
However, the market is still anticipating a pretty strong nonfarm payroll number.
Reuters
2
Mr Turnbull said he was not anticipating another leadership challenge this week.
News.com.au
3
Try to hope for the best, instead of anticipating everything going wrong.
Hunters in the Dark
4
Michael stopped, anticipating a problem, but I told him to go ahead.
The devil's closet
5
This situation changes often, and we pride ourselves on anticipating it timeously.
The South African
6
We're not anticipating to get even a small number until next year.
Radio NZ
7
But you're anticipating the sequence of events; you're getting ahead of me.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228
8
Yesterday came the news that China-watchers have been anticipating for some time.
The Irish Times
9
Back at CNC, Hunter said he was also anticipating more trade issues.
Reuters
10
We scattered at the stage door, anticipating the work ahead of us.
Hiding the Elephant
11
With his latest work, the 22-year-old is anticipating even more epic results.
Ebony
12
This year, we are anticipating it will be four times as bad.
The Guardian
13
You feel guilty if they don't achieve the results you've been anticipating.
Michael's discovery
14
England stands alone against France and the fleets of Spain, anticipating invasion.
Honour This Day
15
As a narrator, Too Sweet was good at anticipating his listeners' biases.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
16
The first step is anticipating where you're likely to run into trouble.
The south beach diet supercharged: faster weight loss and better...
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Anticipating through the time
Anticipating across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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