anticipated
美:/ænˈtɪsɪˌpeɪt/
英:/ænˈtɪsɪpeɪt/
v.:
预期；期待；预测；促进
网络:
期待的；预期的；预先的
词形变换: (第三人称单数) anticipates (现在分词) anticipating (过去式) anticipated
例句
1.
The Tempset was almost certainly Shakespeare's last solo-authored play. we do not know whether he anticipated that this would be the case.
《暴风雨》几乎肯定是莎士比亚最后一步独立创作的戏剧。我们不知道他是否预料到了会是这种情况。
2.
He said he anticipated that 900 students would have joined the site by this morning.
他说预计到今天早晨注册学生将达到900人
3.
You may make a new friend this month, or you may join a new group and be pleasantly surprised to find benefits that you had not anticipated.
你可以结交新朋友，这个月，或者你可能会加入一个新的小组，并惊喜地发现，你没有预期效益。
4.
The football players anticipated nothing but friendly congratulations and a substantial cheque.
足球运动员们期待着友好的祝贺和一张数目可观的支票。
5.
He seemed happy about this, but for Lily things were going a bit faster than she had anticipated, and this was a lot to take in.
西弗勒斯说起这些的时候看起来很开心，可对莉莉来讲事情的变化比她料想的快了一点，她一下子有点接受不了。
6.
However, those sundered parts had never anticipated that the Sun was the most powerful and that Jupiter would be unable to pull them back.
只是那些分离份子万万想不到，太阳的力量还是最大，木星拉不过去。
7.
On the surface maybe the minutes are a little bit more dovish than you would have anticipated, given the economic data we have been getting.
表面上看，会议记录可能比你原先预想得更温和一些，鉴于近期公布的经济数据表现。
8.
He also anticipated that the price swing may last for two or three months, saying such a period often follows a big price jump.
他预料，铜价的摇摆可能会持续两三个月，在这段期间过后，价格通常会大幅度上扬。
9.
1st, in 2008 the Chinese economy recedes, is anticipated within the matter moderately, arises suddenly the factor by no means.
2008年中国经济适度回落，属“预期之内”的事情，并非突发因素。
10.
There was no immediate financial market reaction to his remarks, which had been broadly anticipated.
金融市场对此未有即刻反应，因市场此前普遍预期到了此番论调。