predict的详尽意思 predict的详尽意思是什么

1. 预言，预料，预告，预知，预测，预报，预期，估计，揣摩，预见，预计

1.预言；预测；预告
If youpredict an event, you say that it will happen.

e.g. The latest opinion polls are predicting a very close contest...
最近的民意测验预测竞争将会非常激烈。
e.g. He predicted that my hair would grow back 'in no time'...
他预言我的头发“一眨眼”就会长回来。

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1. 预测：通常是将数列分为偶数序列(2) 预测 预测(Predict)是利用偶数序列和奇数序列之间的相关性,由其中一个序列(一般是偶序(3) 更新 更新过程的目的是使某一全局性质得以保障,需要一个更新(Update)过程.

2. 预见：从这个立足点出发,所有相关的只是能够预见(predict)法官在特定的一组事实下如何判决,且这也是为什么人们向律师咨询. 立法和司法意见为这种预见提供了材料. 预见法院将做什么,就真的是法律的全部. 道德一点关系也没有.

3. 预测,预知：predicament 困境 |predict 预测,预知 | predispose 使倾向於,使偏向於

1. It is hard to predict.
   很难预料。
2. This cynicism makes today's young people hard to predict.
   这种愤世嫉俗的人生观使当今的年轻人难以揣摩。

1. They predicted great things for the boy.
   他们预言这孩子有出息。
2. Some fortune-tellers say that they can predict future events.
   一些算命者说他们能够预言将来发生的事情。
3. The economists predicted an increase in the rate of inflation.
   经济学家们预计通货膨胀率将会上升。
4. Astronomers can predict an eclipse.
   天文学家们能够预测日〔月〕食。
5. The weather bureau predicts rain for tomorrow.
   气象局预告明天有雨。
6. Early snow predicts bumper harvest.
   瑞雪兆丰年。
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7. The return of the comet has been predicted.
   已预告过那颗彗星将会再次出现。
8. In this way literature is always moving on, and to something that can't be predicted.
   就是这样,文学永远在发展,并且前途不可预测。

1. I predicted their getting into trouble.
   我料到他们会倒霉。

1. She predicted that he would marry a doctor.
   她预言他会同一位医生结婚。
2. They predicted that the next year would be a good harvest.
   他们预言下一年将是大丰收年。
3. An expert has predicted that there will be an earthquake in the near future.
   一位专家预言不久会有地震。
4. His teacher predicted that he has considerable potentials.
   他的老师预言他很有潜力可挖。
5. He predicted that I would lose money on the deal, and in a way he was right.
   他预言我这次买卖会亏本,他多少说对了。
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6. It has been predicted that there will be another typhoon.
   已预报过又有一次台风要来。

1. Who can predict how the elections will turn out?
   谁能预料选举结果会怎样?
2. It's hard to predict when it will happen.
   很难预见这件事何时发生。

• She had predicted the direst consequences if her son persisted in 'this mad folly'.

  出自：W. March

• His tutors predicted that he would be lucky to get a third.

  出自：A. Brookner

• ☆ 1623进入英语，直接源自拉丁语的prdicatus：pr (提前） + dicatus (说），意为预言。