When is the forecast countable and when is it uncountable?

When we say "multiple predictions, multiple languages", prediction can be regarded as a countable noun. After the complex number +s, it becomes a prediction. In addition, prediction is an uncountable noun.

Key words:

1, forecast

English [pr? d？ k？ n]？ Beauty [pr? d？ k？ n]？

Prophecy; Forecast, forecast; Some predictions.

The weather? Forecast? Really? Never? Have you been there? Answer? Perfect? Science. ?

Weather forecast is never a perfect science.

2. Forecast

English [pr? d？ k？ nz]？ Beauty [public relations? 'd？ k？ nz]？

What is predicted (plural noun of prediction).

A lot? Yes? His? Forecast? Is it? Coming? Really?

His various predictions are coming true.

Extended data:

Synonym for prediction:

1, forecast

English [pr? g？ n？ st？ Ke? n]？ Beauty [prɑ:g? n\:ST？ Ke? n]？

Prophecy.

That? Country? Is it? At present? Obsessed? With what? Gloomy? Predictions? About what? Its? Future. ?

The country is now full of pessimistic predictions about the future.

2. Forecast

English [? f？ :k\u:ST]？ Beauty [? f？ :rk？ st]？

Forecast; Forecast; Prophecy. Forecast, forecast.

Forecast; Prophecy.

They? Forecast? Answer? Shame? Defeated For what? That? Prime number? Minister?

They predicted that the Prime Minister would suffer a crushing defeat.