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Meanings of predict in English

Portuguese
prognosticar
Catalan
augurar
Spanish
prever

Indicate by signs.

prognosticar

To make a prediction or prophecy.

Usage of predict in English
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Each year, points vary and it's difficult to predict changes in advance.
The Irish Times
2
However, there is currently no clear strategy to reliably predict HDACi sensitivity.
Pubmed
3
And right now, there's no way to predict which cases will progress.
Reuters
4
Analysts now predict weeks of political horse-trading to form a new cabinet.
BBC
5
However, analysts predict that the markets will quickly discount the election results.
Reuters
6
Forty years on, BBC News asked him to predict the future again.
BBC
7
It' s never good to predict the outcome of a criminal trial.
Reuters
8
Conclusions: Health-related quality-of-life and self-rated health predict mortality in persons with diabetes.
Pubmed
9
French officials predict blockades and burning lorries on French autoroutes within days.
The Irish Times
10
It's a complicated issue that is very difficult to predict, Fauci said.
Reuters
11
Background: Reliable method to predict lymph node metastasis is not yet available.
Pubmed
12
Rather, we predict long relaxation times that increase exponentially with system size.
Pubmed
13
Russian President Vladimir Putin is hard to predict when a crisis strikes.
BBC
14
You can predict the next action of Boris Johnson's government quite easily.
The Irish Times
15
We can't yet predict ahead of time how these cycles will change.
The Guardian
16
Conclusions: Six-minute walk and physical activity predict IHD event rates in PAD.
Pubmed
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Predict through the time
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