predict
美:/prɪˈdɪkt/
英:/prɪ'dɪkt/
v.:
预报；预言；预告
网络:
预测；预知；预示
词形变换: (第三人称单数) predicts (现在分词) predicting (过去式) predicted
例句
1.
Military researchers conduct elaborate experiments to try to predict who will melt down in a crisis and who will thrive.
军事研究员进行精心设计的试验，试图预测谁将在危机中崩溃、谁会得到发展。
2.
THE moment when a throng of peacefully moving people turns into a panicked herd is difficult to predict.
一群和平行进中的人在什么时候会变成一群恐慌者是难以预料的。
3.
But Asur and Huberman reckon this is just the beginning, and that their technique should be able to predict social outcomes of many kinds.
但阿苏尔和休伯曼认为，这仅仅是个开始，用他们的技术完全可以预测多项社会结果。
4.
Newton did because he was not trying to predict anything . he was just wondering his mind was ready for the unpredictable .
牛顿没有，因为他没有试图预测任何事情。他只是想知道他心中是为不可预知的准备。
5.
Rather than trying to predict an unknowable future, build an organisation capable of seizing unexpected opportunities as they arise.
不要试图预测不可知的未来，建立一套能在意料外的机遇出现时抓住机遇的机制。
6.
There would be no way to predict the existence of such a stranger from the state of the universe at an earlier time.
这位穿梭者来自宇宙之前的时刻的状态，而此后不可能预测到这样的人的存在。
7.
It is hard to predict how much the acting president will assert himself in the coming months.
很难预计代理总统在接下来的几个月中能够实现多少自己曾经断言过的承诺。
8.
Warhol seems to predict the fate of the figure that best exemplifies the hypochondria at the heart of contemporary celebrity.
沃霍尔似乎预示了一位当代最耀眼明星的命运，这位明星也是强迫症的典型代表。
9.
Something appears to have changed inside the sun, something the models did not predict. But what?
太阳内部正在发生着某些事情，模型并不能预测到某些事情，但，那些事情究竟是什么？
10.
Given wind speed, duration, and fetch, it is possible to predict the size of the waves generated by a given storm.
人给出了风速，它的持续时间和吹程，就有可能预报由某一风暴产生的海浪的高度。