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Expected to arrive
About to happen or appear
According to one's preferences or requirements
Reaching a date at which payment is due
Generally recognized to be true
Characteristic of a particular person or thing
Accepted by supposition rather than as a result of proof
Plain as the nose on your face
Deliberately designed according to a plan
To have expected
“Over the coming months, I anticipate that our company will be adding dozens of new jobs in key areas.”
To have acted in preparation for something
To have formed a mental picture of, or to have predicted
To have prevented oneself from
Past tense for to act in advance of, especially with preventative measures
“He was able to anticipate the moves of his political opponents brilliantly.”
Past tense for to look forward to
“Stacy would eagerly anticipate her well-deserved break from work.”
Past tense for to act as a forerunner or precursor of
“Bolzano's theories of mathematical infinity would anticipate Georg Cantor's theory of infinite sets.”
Past tense for wait with expectation
Past tense for to have intentions for a given outcome
Past tense for to conceive or see something within one's mind
Past tense for to be sure of something
Past tense for to expect or want something to happen
Past tense for expect
Beaten somebody to it
Past tense for to take action in advance of an expected event
Past tense for to take into account
Past tense for to acquire or appropriate (something) in advance
Past tense for to stay in the same place, position or level
Past tense for to make or get ready
Past tense for catch sight of; recognize and understand
Past tense for to think about
Past tense for be patient, wait
Past tense for to make or get ready
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