anticipated
Prononciation : [ænˈtɪsɪˌpeɪtɪd]
Mot
Contexte : « expectation »
(verb) to think that something will happen in the future. When you anticipate something, you are looking forward to it or preparing for it because you believe it will occur.
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I anticipated that my birthday party would be a lot of fun.
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She didn't anticipate that it would rain on her picnic day.
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What do you anticipate will happen during the school field trip?
Contexte : « planning »
(verb) to prepare for something that you think is going to happen. It's like getting ready for an event or a situation before it occurs because you believe it is coming.
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The teacher anticipated the students would need extra help with the new math lesson.
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He failed to anticipate the challenges of moving to a new city.
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Did you anticipate the results of the exam correctly?
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