關於Predict的意思和用法的提問

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A: It's like guessing - typically an event in the future.

A: Predict means to make an educated guess about what will happen in the future.
Examples:

The weather man predicted that it will rain tomorrow.

The company was able to accurately predict their total sales for the year.

A: Previsto

A: No one can predict the future.
He predicted that it was going to snow tomorrow.
I can predict that this test will be difficult tomorrow.

A: The goalkeeper tried to predict which way the ball was going to be kicked but dove the wrong way.
it is hard to predict the weather most days since it changes so fast.
I try every Saturday to predict the football scores in the hope I may win something one day.

A: predict- to guess X in the future
Examples:
"We had a lot of rain this year, I predict the crops will be healthy"
"I lost mom's new ring, I can't even predict how mad she'll be. "

"She knew Laura well enough that she predicted she'd love this dish."

A: The weather channel predicted this week's weather
I predict that it will rain tomorrow
I predicted the ending of the movie from the commercials

A: Mostly the same. I only see forecast used for weather in day to day use. For other things, predict is more natural.

forecast can be used as noun and verb:
The weather forecast
To forecast the weather

predict is only a verb
prediction is its noun

To predict the future
A prediction for the future

A: Very very close in meaning. I think in many cases they can be used similarly, like "I predict that they're going to break up soon" or "I'm anticipating a breakup with those two". However, anticipate feels more like a feeling, like a short term premonition. You could say "I'm anticipating a raise at work pretty soon" but you couldn't really say that about a far off thing like that you will get married someday.

A: Predicting involves using current knowledge to make guesses about what's about to happen. For example, if someone's a good runner, you'd predict he'll win the next race.

Prophecy tends to involve divine inspiration, or at least appearance of it. Foretelling is similar.

A: They're basically the same, and are interchangeable in most cases. Anticipate sounds slightly more sure than predict, like you have some information that makes the anticipated outcome more likely. Predict sounds like you believe that something will be the case, but you aren't as certain.

Also, anticipate sounds like something in the near future while predict sounds more like something a long time from now.

A: "Predict" is more general

"I predict that he will lose his job"

"Forecast" is usually just for money and weather

"The weatherman forecasts a rainy weekend"

"The company's sales forecast looks great"

A: Predict

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A: Pre-dict
Or some people say Pred-dict with good accent

A: You’re welcome!😄

A: That sentence doesn’t have any problems but it’s more common to say “I don’t know whether he’ll be there or not”

A: Try to say, “what makes you say that?”

A: “... sooner or later”