Translations for „anticipate“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

anticipate [ænˈtɪsɪpeɪt] VB trans

1. anticipate (foresee):

anticipate

przewidywać

2. anticipate (look forward to):

anticipate

oczekiwać

3. anticipate (act before):

anticipate

wyprzedzać [perf wyprzedzić]

anticipate question, request

uprzedzać [perf uprzedzić]

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English

The state anticipates a special levy of $9.51 per employee to meet this interest payment.

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The goal was to anticipate and utilize new media trends, platforms and strategies, while creating strong and equitable partnerships to develop artists' careers.

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If instead of anticipating pleasure, we expect pain, feelings of love are unlikely to survive, let alone thrive.

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It also takes into account expected changes in economic conditions, changes in the technological environment, etc. and proposes measures to anticipate these changes.

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Zoological collections were not up to the mark as anticipated earlier.

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It is anticipated that dangerous heating will occur in hay that contains more than 25% moisture content.

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Because of widespread studio support, manufacturers anticipated that demand for the units would be high.

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This plan quantifies significant processes, parts, and other resources in order to optimize production, to identify bottlenecks, and to anticipate needs and completed goods.

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Generally, a lower reading (0.6) of the ratio reflects a bullish sentiment among investors as they buy more calls, anticipating an uptrend.

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The show focuses on song repetition to help children anticipate the next activity.

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