anticipar,prever
anticipate
(verb)anticipar,preveranticipated
(verb)anticipar,prever.If you anticipated something, you realized in advance that it may happen and you prepared for itThe workers anticipated that they would lose their jobs so they began to look for new jobs.anticipates
(verb)anticipar,preveranticipating
(verb)anticipar,preveranticipation
(noun)anticipaciónunanticipated
(adjective)imprevisto,no anticipadoanticipated
(adjective)previsto.An anticipated event is an event that people hope for and expect to be very good and interestingThe circus was the most anticipated event of the year. People waited twelve months for the circus to come to town.
Additional meaning
anticipated
(adjective)previsto.An anticipated event is an event that people hope for and expect to be very good and interestingThe circus was the most anticipated event of the year. People waited twelve months for the circus to come to town.
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