Translations for „anticipating“ 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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He used imitation only occasionally but skillfully, created smooth and singable melodic lines and had a strong feeling for triadic sonorities, anticipating 16th-century practice.

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Pausing to experience a wine's bouquet aids the wine taster in anticipating the wine's flavors.

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This is done by using quick, pestering defense and anticipating any passes to attempt a steal.

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Their commanders were indefatigable in anticipating requirements, and assisting whenever and where ever required.

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His knowledge of poetry and a clear and powerful voice make an improviser and especially an outstanding accompanist, always anticipating phrases soloist.

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I waited outside the area, anticipating my sweet, do-gooder, crying students to emerge.

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He also wrote a prophetic essay anticipating the women's liberation movement.

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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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A wide set of facilities joined with outstanding client-oriented service aimed at anticipating guests needs is sure to exceed your expectations.

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With the right amount of information, organizations can avoid unpleasant surprises by anticipating competitors' moves and decreasing response time.

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