английский
болгарский
anticipate [ænˈtɪsɪpeɪt, Am -ə-] ГЛ. перех.
1. anticipate (expect, foresee):
- anticipate
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2. anticipate (look forward to):
- anticipate
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3. anticipate (act in advance of):
- anticipate
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- to anticipate one's inheritance
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| we | anticipate |
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| they | anticipate |
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| you | anticipated |
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| I | have | anticipated |
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| you | have | anticipated |
| he/she/it | has | anticipated |
| we | have | anticipated |
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| they | have | anticipated |
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| you | had | anticipated |
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| we | had | anticipated |
| you | had | anticipated |
| they | had | anticipated |
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- to anticipate one's inheritance
Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)
But we would have anticipated a rise in standards if we had got the new facilities.
en.wikipedia.org Building the lighthouse took almost 3 years, a period much longer than he had anticipated.
en.wikipedia.org A broad audience of different groups and organizations was anticipated.
en.wikipedia.org Tourist destinations may be more likely to make this charge, which unwary visitors may not anticipate.
en.wikipedia.org The training focused on developing the child's ability to track moving objects, anticipate events, memorize stimuli over brief periods of time, and inhibit learned responses.
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