The difference between prediction and expectation

English [f? :d？ ] beauty [f? :rdo？ ]

Be a sign of ... ...

Forecast; betoken

Past tense: a sign

Past participle: omen

Present participle: foreshadowing

Third person singular: a sign

1 means; If something indicates an event or situation, it implies that it will happen.

Disappointing sales figures portend more layoffs. ...

Disappointing sales show that more people will be fired.

The changes proposed last month were foreshadowed in the March budget.

The changes proposed last month were foreshadowed in the March budget.

1. The disappointing sales figures portend more layoffs.

Disappointing sales show that more people will be fired.

2. What they said foreshadowed what would happen.

Their words foreshadowed what would happen.

The current surge of Internet-enabled mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDA) indicates what will happen in the future.

The vigorous development of Internet users and personal digital assistants (PDA) indicates the future trend.

The clerk's description indicates the main characters in a dream of red mansions.

In the case of Xue Pan's death, the image of a small official was exposed by the author.

The book then uses this information to predict the direction of anti-tumor therapy in the future.

The book then uses this information to predict the future indications of anti-new biological therapy.

Looking forward to English [? n？ t？ s？ pe？ T] beauty [? n？ t？ s？ Pets]

Have a hunch; Foresee; Anticipation; Before the action ...

The intransitive verb is put forward prematurely; Consider (or say, do) one thing prematurely; Forecast (oral or written); predict

Expectation; Unexpectedly; Foresee; Expectations

Past tense: expected

Past participle: expected

Present participle: expected

Third person singular: expectation

1 expectation; Anticipation; estimate

If you anticipate something, you will realize it may happen in advance and be prepared for it.

At that time, we could not predict the result of our election. ...

At that time, it was impossible for us to predict the result of our movement.

It is estimated that the equivalent of 192 full-time jobs will be lost. ...

It is estimated that 192 full-time jobs will be lost.

Officials predict that the competition between the leaders of drug trafficking groups may erupt into an all-out war.

Officials predict that the confrontation between drug gang leaders may lead to a full-scale conflict.

Answer (a question) without asking a question; Consider and meet (requirements, needs, etc.). ) in advance.

If you anticipate a problem, requirement or need, you do what is necessary or necessary before the problem, requirement or need appears.

What Jeff did was to predict my next question. ...

Jeff answered my next question in advance.

Do you want your partner to foresee your needs?

Do you expect your partner to meet your needs without waiting for you to ask?

Have done (or thought about, said) before; Before the action ...

If you anticipate something, you will do it, think about it, or say it before others.

In the 1950s, Rauschenberg led the conceptual art movement in the 1980s.

In 1950s, Rauschenberg foresaw the concept art movement in 1980s.

Hope, expectation, wait

These verbs all mean "hope, expect".

Hope: refers to the hope for positive and beneficial results, and the expected may or may not be realized.

Expectation: refers to the expectation of the future, usually the expectation of good things.

Await: a written language that means to be in a state of expectation for what will happen or is expected to happen.

1. What Jeff did was to anticipate my next question.

Jeff answered my next question in advance.

2. Do you want your partner to foresee your needs?

Do you expect your partner to meet your needs without waiting for you to ask?

3. Anticipate any tough questions and rehearse your answers.

Think about all kinds of problems you may encounter in advance and practice answering them yourself.

We don't expect any serious problems.

We don't expect any major problems.

5. Try to predict what your child will do and prevent problems from happening in advance.

Try to predict what children will do and prevent problems in advance.