🔮anticipate (anticipeit)

verb
/ænˈtɪsɪˌpeɪt/
anticiper (anticiper)

Signification

to expect or look forward to something; to realize or foresee in advance
Traduction de la signification
attendre ou prévoir quelque chose à l'avance
attendre ou prevoir quelque chose a l'avance

Phrases d'exemple

We anticipate a large crowd at the event.

Nous anticipons une grande foule à l'événement.
Nous anticipons une grande foule à l'événement.

Expressions d'exemple

anticipate the worst
anticiper le pire
anticiper le pire

Synonymes

expect, foresee, predict, await, prepare

Antonymes

doubt, ignore, neglect

Collocations

anticipate problems, anticipate demand, anticipate success, anticipate changes

Plus de phrases d'exemple

Your argument is solid, but you should have anticipated and addressed potential counterarguments.

Votre argument est solide, mais vous auriez dû anticiper et aborder les contre-arguments potentiels.
Votre argument est solide, mais vous auriez dû anticiper et aborder les contre-arguments potentiels.

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