第三人称单数：anticipates
现在分词：anticipating
过去分词：anticipated
过去式：anticipated
及物动词预见; 预料; 预感; 先于…行动
不及物动词预测; 过早地提出; 过早地考虑（或说、做）一件事; （在口头或用文字）预言
1. 预测：阅读者不是逐字逐句地去理解,而是在文本中选取(sample)某些信息,结合自己的经验或有关知识作出预测(anticipate),然后在下文中找到相关信息来验证(test and verify)自己的预测.
2. 预料：D 正确.预料(anticipate) 是一种内部审计师能够用来在广泛讨论中保持焦点话题的方法.它设想内部审计师已在事前做过准备工作,并准备好机智聪明地倾听谈话.因为事前有准备,所以内部审计师的思维处理信息速度能够比大多数人说话的速度快,
3. 期望：这些内容无非是强调通过资格确认、能力、信息、同情、修正等风险防范方法的应用,最终达到消除风险的期望(anticipate)目标. 3.2医疗危机正确处置探讨 按照危机管理理论,一般将危机处置过程分为预防(prevention)、准备(preparation)、反应(response)和恢复(recovery)四个步骤,
1. 预期;预料;预计
If you anticipate an event, you realize in advance that it may happen and you are prepared for it.
e.g. At the time we couldn't have anticipated the result of our campaigning...
那时我们不可能预料到我们这项运动的结果。
e.g. It is anticipated that the equivalent of 192 full-time jobs will be lost...
预计将失去相当于192份全职工作的岗位。
2. anticipate
2. 未待提出就回答（问题）；预先考虑并满足（请求、需要等）
If you anticipate a question, request, or need, you do what is necessary or required before the question, request, or need occurs.
e.g. What Jeff did was to anticipate my next question...
杰夫预先回答了我的下一个问题。
e.g. Do you expect your partner to anticipate your needs?
你是否期望你的伴侣不等你提出就主动满足你的需要？
3. 早于…做（或想、说）；先于…行动
If you anticipate something, you do it, think it, or say it before someone else does.
e.g. In the 50s, Rauschenberg anticipated the conceptual art movement of the 80s.
上世纪50年代时，劳申伯格就早早地预见到了80年代的概念艺术运动。
1. anticipate
1. Without bold action on such national policies as the rigid residence registration system, we anticipate no major breakthrough in the way our " floating population " is managed.
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2. Democratic congressional aides said they anticipate that Bush will reject the Iraq funding bill Wednesday after receiving it from Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
3. anticipate
3. He did not anticipate that classics education would catch on across the country.
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4. Powell said he does not anticipate additional money for the region in the 2007 budget Bush plans to announce Monday.
5. They anticipate sharing an additional vehicle architecture and powertrain application in an effort to help reduce development costs and benefit from economies of scale.
6. Judges generally adhere to common formulas for how the property should be divided, so it is possible to anticipate how your financial life will look after the marriage.
7. She admitted the company did not anticipate the scale of the market response blamed for yesterday's stampede.
8. Don't expect them to anticipate your needs the way a seasoned maitre d'would.
9. After that you have to sniff the inside of the cylinder which will let you anticipate the taste of the tea.
10. And therefore the training and the discipline and the doctrine has to be such that you anticipate that risk.
verb
1. be a forerunner of or occur earlier than
e.g. This composition anticipates Impressionism
2. regard something as probable or likely
e.g. The meteorologists are expecting rain for tomorrow
Synonym: expect
3. realize beforehand
Synonym: previse foreknow foresee
4. make a prediction about
tell in advance
e.g. Call the outcome of an election
Synonym: predict foretell prognosticate call forebode promise
5. be excited or anxious about
6. act in advance of
deal with ahead of time