predicted in the PONS Dictionary

predicted Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be predicted to do sth
смята се, че ще направя нщ
predict the future by the stars
гадая по звезди

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They also predicted consumer spending would slow to only 0.2 percent, and forecast a two-year drop in investment.
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Predicted aspects of the revolution were left by the wayside or modified in the face of an emerging reality.
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Given a uniform swing to the opposition or government parties in an election, the number of seats that change hands can be predicted.
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It was predicted that it would take at least 70,000 people to make back the 16m price tag but 66,000 attended.
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Initial ground conditions are as predicted -- weak weathered granodiorite (saprolite), requiring conventional steel support and shotcrete.
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Organic food has gained a market share of around 3.0%, and this is predicted to increase further.
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Not only did they find elevated N.F.C. levels, but that need in turn predicted support for counterterrorism policies.
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As predicted by the researchers, suppressors showed significantly worse performance on a memory test for the orally presented information.
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Immediately after its release, the song was predicted by critics to set a new trend in Filipino music.
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With futurologists having mistakenly predicted the end of the printed page for several decades now, no one is preparing a eulogy for the traditional book.
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