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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3106 COCA: 3187
anticipate
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verb [T] /ænˈtɪsɪpeɪt/
present tense
I/you/we/theyanticipate
he/she/itanticipates
present participleanticipating
past tenseanticipated
past participleanticipated
  1. 1
    to think that something will probably happen 预期；预料；预计

    The organizers hadn't anticipated the huge interest there was in the event. 组织者没有预料到这一活动会引起人们这么大的兴趣。

    The building will be completed around six months earlier than anticipated. 大楼将比预期提前6个月左右完工。

    anticipate (that) :

    We anticipate that the river level will rise very slowly. 我们预计江水水位会缓慢上涨。

    anticipate (someone/something) doing something :

    We don't anticipate this causing any difficulties. 我们认为这不会引起任何困难。

     Synonyms and related words
    To think that something will happen: expect, count on, plan on...
  2. 2
    to be excited about something enjoyable that is going to happen soon 期望；盼望

    The film, due to be released in the spring, is being eagerly anticipated by the critics. 评论家正急切盼望着这部预计春季上映的影片。

     Synonyms and related words
    To be, or to become happy or happier: rejoice in, brighten, treasure...
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    to guess that something will happen, and be ready to deal with it 预先为…做准备

    Luckily we had anticipated the question. 很幸运的是，我们预先考虑到了这个问题。

    The businesses that will survive will be those that anticipate changes in technology. 生存下来的将是那些预先为科技变化做好准备的公司。

     Synonyms and related words
    To guess: guess, estimate, gauge...
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3106 COCA: 3187
anticipate

verb

PHRASES➤be eagerly anticipated, be highly anticipated, be hotly anticipated, be keenly anticipated (especially BrE) 被急切地／被高度地／被熱烈地／被熱切地期待◇one of the most eagerly anticipated arts events of the year一年中最受期盼的藝術盛事之一➤be widely anticipated普遍預料⋯◇It is widely anticipated that she will resign.大家都預料她會辭職。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3106 COCA: 3187
anticipate verb
⇨ anticipate (anticipate and respond to changes) ⇨ expect (anticipate that sales will rise) anticipate

verb

anticipate ♦︎ pre-empt ♦︎ forestall ♦︎ beat sb to sthThese words all mean to prevent or prepare for sth that you think will happen in the future, or to do sth before sb else does it. 这些词均表示预先阻止、预先做准备或抢先做某事。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to anticipate / pre-empt what...◆to anticipate / pre-empt / forestall a problem / question / possibility / plan◆to pre-empt / forestall criticism / discussion◆to anticipate / forestall possible / potential problems, etc.■ anticipate ænˈtɪsɪpeɪt [transitive] to see what might happen in the future and take action to prepare for it; to do sth before sb else does it 预见，预计（并做准备）；早于⋯行动◆We need someone who can anticipate and respond to changes in the fashion industry.我们需要一个能够预见时装业变化并善于应对的人。◆Try and anticipate what the interviewer will ask.试着设想面试考官会提出什么问题。  see also anticipation ⇨ expectation ■ pre-empt priˈempt [transitive] (rather formal, especially written) to prevent sth from happening by taking action to stop it; to do or say sth before sb else does it 预先阻止；防止；抢在⋯之前做（或说）◆The government announced it had pre-empted a coup attempt.政府宣布已经制止了一次政变企图。◆I do not want to pre-empt anything that the treasurer is going to say.我不想抢先透露财政部长讲话的任何内容。■ forestall fɔːˈstɔːl; NAmE fɔːrˈstɔːl [transitive] (rather formal, especially written) to pre-empt sth 预先阻止；防止；抢在⋯之前做（或说）◆Any plans for a peaceful settlement were forestalled by the intervention of the army.任何和平解决办法都因军队的介入而不能实施。NOTE 辨析 Pre-empt or forestall?In most cases you can use either word. 大多数情况下这两个词可通用◆to pre-empt / forestall problems / questions / criticism / discussion / plans预先防止难题／问题的出现；预先制止批评／讨论／计划◆He opened his mouth to speak but Richard pre-empted / forestalled him.他开口要说话，但是理查德抢先发言了。However, although you can either pre-empt or forestall sth bad that is going to happen, you can also pre-empt sth good, such as good news, that sb has to say. 虽然两个词都可表示预先阻止不好的事情发生，但是pre-empt还可表示抢先透露好消息◆I would not want to pre-empt any hopeful news that he might tell us tonight.我不想事先透露他今晚可能告诉我们的令人乐观的消息。◆to forestall any hopeful news ■ ˈbeat sb to sth■ ˌbeat sb ˈto it

phrasal verb

(beat, beaten) (rather informal) to get somewhere or do sth before sb else 抢先；捷足先登◆She beat me to the top of the hill.她比我先到达山顶。◆I was about to take the last cake, but he beat me to it.我正要拿最后一块蛋糕，他却抢先了一步。

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