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in the PONS Dictionary

anticipated ADJ CTRL

anticipated
prognostiziert

an·tici·pat·ed ˈbal·ance N ECON

anticipated balance
zu erwartender Saldo

an·tici·pate [ænˈtɪsɪpeɪt, Am -ˈtɪsə-] VB trans

1. anticipate (expect):

to anticipate sth
etw erwarten
to anticipate sth
mit etw dat rechnen
to anticipate sth (foresee)
etw vorhersehen [o. vorausahnen]
to anticipate sth (predict)
etw prognostizieren

2. anticipate (act in advance):

to anticipate sth
etw dat vorgreifen
she anticipated his every wish
sie kam all seinen Wünschen zuvor
to anticipate one's inheritance
sein Erbe im Voraus verbrauchen

3. anticipate (be first):

to anticipate sb/sth
jdm/etw vorausgehen
is it true that Eric the Red anticipated Columbus in discovering America?
stimmt es, dass Erich der Rote Amerika vor Kolumbus entdeckt hat?

anticipate VB trans CTRL

anticipate
prognostizieren
anticipate
antizipieren
OpenDict entry

anticipate VB

to anticipate the outcome of sth
das Ergebnis eines S. (gen) vorwegnehmen
Present
Ianticipate
youanticipate
he/she/itanticipates
weanticipate
youanticipate
theyanticipate
Past
Ianticipated
youanticipated
he/she/itanticipated
weanticipated
youanticipated
theyanticipated
Present Perfect
Ihaveanticipated
youhaveanticipated
he/she/ithasanticipated
wehaveanticipated
youhaveanticipated
theyhaveanticipated
Past Perfect
Ihadanticipated
youhadanticipated
he/she/ithadanticipated
wehadanticipated
youhadanticipated
theyhadanticipated
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