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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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ultrasound
285
transplantation
118
Geometry
247
Remorse
212
Misbehave
235
sober
833
mainly
720
brothers-in-law
146
turbocharged
129
swimmer
244
sandbar
108
ritziest
87
congress
906
blitzkrieg
215
hotly
148
scruffily
90
hacktivism
117
photomontage
113
debilitative
146
redeployment
84
stylish
398
furnished
190
bus-stop
109
To argue
168
graph paper
257
reticent
257
cod
290
voyeur
405
drippiest
112
egghead
218
bony
267
thimbleful
158
professor
1211
tour
1111
gloppy
83
Via
317
spiderish
92
Ordain
93
spokewise
95
outfielder
145
shallow
851
pheromonal
93
smorgasbord
275
shudder
362
Turbulent
172
australian
223
Feel the pinch
43
special constable
283
conduction
232
shy
915
jugular
312
monastery
237
roomful
168
stonewash
91
conjoined
131
bossy
336
concerned
470
Contingent
231
speech
874
iff
139
underprivileged
199
ref
205
energize
411
songstress
143
get out of
210
ceremony
892
illness
934
prickly
314
chador
330
unflatteringly
68
vanish
928
auxiliary verb
235
count against
154
achieve
985
unrest
344
still
517
Unrest
276
Approachable
178
fossil fuel
387
in principle
92
eww
161
aunthood
113
emanate from something
99
spire
241
reckon with
106
give birth (to someone)
126
underfelt
147
Fullest
104
institute
906
back passage
141
all over the place
85
Government departments and public bodies
44
(All) the rage
7
hand luggage
204
tush
211
Onset
215
slump
507
sinking feeling
109
family planning
252
comb
899
moan
1289
gamy
331
break
1178
team-mate
315
jump on somebody
145
automata
105
(all) the rage
13
drive-through
221
Convoy
232
give birth (to somebody)
123
calendar month
212
fever blister
228
jet
897
sidewards
86
touch something ↔ off
443
Occupations-topic occupation
125
limber
199
roll something ↔ back
121
go in with somebody
130
barn
929
deal in
148
drive out
242
tree
418
accumulate
922
cold sore
303
curl up
200
be all the rage
14
tesol
184
Accumulation
105
gasholder
153
In the wings
76
jink
146
baby carriage
277
gardener
964
brow
787
oregonian
81
jump on
134
Key
414
All the rage
7
limber up
111
Keep up
14
rake
927
evensong
260
maldivian
117
AGE
271
Tea
350
Stamp out
97
flip-flop
318
slam
989
iconoclasm
85
laundry basket
109
STRENGTH
283
de-
306
mass
897
Virulent
106
suck up
250
Literacy
275
brown-bag
248
double-checking
108
soppiness
83
Fate
529
poor
451
aged
368
real
1009
GATE
370
cockamamy
117
electric shock
227
calendar-month
97
practical joker
137
tussock
189
chargeable
272
anal-retentive
113
family-planning
96
courageous
492
out of thin air
124
bean
795
sail
929
exam
355
worm
756
law
927
cinematography
264
entertainer
495
qatari
123
dew
861
lag
833
cash-in-hand
424
courteous
464
Sand
396
Hate
285
fan
1305
fruit salad
210
pump
761
RSPB, the
152
upper
867
pressurise
277
Observation
388
contemporary
860
astonishment
300
bombardment
523
bird of prey
195
bowlegged
96
therapies
70
DE
117
scoreline
150
identical
1008
go in with
276
All-around
580
administrative
253
transparencies
82
modern
308
psychoanalysis
186
compulsive
522
bottle opener
282
pepped
96
acceptance
862
Willing
288
navaratri
122
Startle
318
m
207
Diverse
640
costume jewellery
203
marvellous
623
data
1015
psychoanalytic
86
consultantship
96
Squirm
145
Remiss
162
Crimes
150
Caring
241
Pamper
104
transform
1010
interpenetrate
181
Defecate
132
Hostile
392
Torment
368
Urgency
199
WRESTLE
94
brush off
227
Seventh
279
dravidian
202
Macabre
112
Armenia
196
grift
141
Embrace
471
sketch sth in
152
skatepark
123
Christie
108
Licensed
340
Reckless
351
Infancy
211
champion
1169
Enlarge
198
Outstrip
219
Liquor
334
Nebular
39
Bonfire
386
barrelling
120
Imprison
364
ecuadorean
109
Ballot
288
Beyond
288
curried
254
Ground
517
Pursue
479
Rewind
199
Mother
350
upstage
172
Impede
377
exploiter
121
buy-back
208
upperclasswoman
124
agribusinessman
86
Turn into
170
guru
367
whispered
87
apocrypha
111
true
588
oscillate
256
anchorman
212
moggy
191
establish
981
passenger
960
excellent
888
benchmark
356
brilliant
784
WTO, the
135
itinerant
435
conj.
131
merchant
849
fiddlesticks
209
negotiation
720
locational
97
digital immigrant
256
Malnutrition
325
alternative
1038
cross-dressing
204
persuasive
528
servicewoman
218
sweepings
104
criticize
984
reorganization
160
Basic
354
search
1362
contraindication
222
insistence
242
likely
890
generosity
336
Obliterate
301
Breathalyzer
296
habitable
355
voluntourism
116
respond
932
Consider
442
Opinion
446
Gomorrah
76
Intranet
295
Hardware
40
Pressed
141
Bananas
184
impressive
1104
black pudding
242
chocolaty
127
politicize
226
Homeschool
177
equivocate
269
listenable
142
consultant
485
induce
427
sloth
315
Pugnacious
137
hieroglyphics
203
troublesome
707
beggar
747
concertgoer
229
sacrificial
144
requisition
338
hypermiling
127
preposition
1534
observation
896
exceedingly
648
cheerleader
363
glamorous
548
retaliatory
149
tax haven
111
subcontract
202
transformer
684
townspeople
199
dayboy
63
interrogate
316
homogenized
143
washerwoman
193
probability
822
unconscious
1050
eurocentric
177
imprecision
130
pessimistic
908
undercharge
174
rapids
156
misrepresent
237
unintended
279
Frequently
499
misquote
215
phosphorus
237
camera
846
bubble bath
217
greedy guts
176
cloven hoof
333
butter bean
247
granny flat
32
paper chase
161
tongue
872
adjective
949
dust jacket
236
double chin
227
bandstand
250
carry something ↔ over
203
dishwasher
273
interviews
117
deposition
260
borderline
341
unexpected
946
rectitude
289
amniocentesis
199
smallholding
174
imprecise
246
million
411
unsaturated
147
sarsaparilla
167
himself
176
miasma
183
Marshall Islands
163
game park
167
disinter
351
Unfulfilled
133
distressing
326
doppelganger
197
unforthcoming
105
triennial
160
automotive
247
-ess
164
Conspicuous
382
unendurable
209
ADD
235
whalebone
141
détente
214
prognosis
336
Institute
425
handiwork
157
instantly
669
serotonin
165
oestrogen
234
parricide
148
SHARPENER
200
Vulnerable
306
Definitely
301
Expansion
400
Classified
329
Advantage
460
Chandelier
119
Motorbike
233
Ancillary
143
Essential
498
Hexagonal
82
sandhurst
165
Explicitly
85
Sling
249
Americana
163
bagatelle
198
Incredibly
239
muezzin
145
sunlounger
104
powerful
858
rothschild
112
blondie
119
coherence
409
finagling
67
talking point
114
veejay
152
afterglow
275
anchorperson
268
presidium
172
modernity
170
effective
1046
smallholdings
42
otherwise
796
lubricate
858
cross-channel
214
interfere
867
on the alert
119
like lemmings
231
country-house
92
rollocking
87
bank-holiday
153
civil defence
317
more and more
108
thick-headed
168
emanate from
60
absolute zero
218
fever-blister
128
polygamist
79
gold digger
284
Decimal
239
cd-video
147
reflect on
252
sweat suit
146
bath towel
195
give birth
86
alpha girl
76
abusive
506
ill-advised
158
hard-earned
312
work toward
120
probabilities
96
alight on
145
classified
234
wader
353
Liable
342
Ruling
219
Fasten
429
electromagnetic wave
159
Zenith
169
reality
1129
amniocenteses
91
Terrorism
675
adv
98
stick
1334
Unexpected
358
follow
884
Fireproof
195
Comforter
173
pourable
91
Incarnate
45
Escalator
282
bad character
158
Tubby
92
Loath
104
redone
132
dead wood
268
peewee
148
team mates
86
TOEFL
IELTS
BNC: 3106
COCA: 3187
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
anticipate
Word family
noun
anticipation
anticipator
adjective
anticipatory
anticipated
≠
unanticipated
anticipant
anticipative
verb
anticipate
adverb
anticipatively
an
·
tic
·
i
·
pate
/
ænˈtɪsəpeɪt
/
●●○
S3
W3
AWL
verb
[
transitive
T
]
1
EXPECT
to expect that something will happen and be
ready
for it
预期,预料
Sales are better than anticipated.
销量比预期要好。
anticipate changes/developments
The schedule isn’t final, but we don’t anticipate many changes.
日程还没有最后定下来,但是我们预料不会有许多变化。
anticipate problems/difficulties
We don’t anticipate any problems.
我们预料不会有问题。
A good speaker is able to anticipate an audience’s needs and concerns.
好的演讲者能够预先考虑到听众需要什么、关注什么。
anticipate (that)
This year, we anticipate that our expenses will be 15% greater.
今年,我们预计支出会增加
15%
。
It is anticipated that
the research will have many different practical applications.
预计这项研究将有许多不同的实际用途。
anticipate doing something
I didn’t anticipate having to do the cooking myself!
我没有料到要自己做饭!
2
THINK ABOUT
to think about something that is going to happen, especially something
pleasant
期待〔尤指好事〕
SYN
look forward to
Daniel was eagerly anticipating her arrival.
丹尼尔热切地期待着她的到来。
3
BEFORE
to do something before someone else
先于
…
之前(做)
Copernicus anticipated in part the discoveries of the 17th and 18th centuries.
17
和
18
世纪的发现中有一部分早为哥白尼所发现。
—
anticipatory
/
ænˌtɪsəˈpeɪt
ə
ri
$
ænˈtɪsəpətɔːri
/
adjective
adj
formal
the anticipatory atmosphere of a big college football game
一场大学足球大战前山雨欲来的气氛
n
GRAMMAR: Comparison
anticipate
You
anticipate
something:
We don’t anticipate any problems.
You
anticipate that
something will happen:
No one could have anticipated that this would happen.
expect
You
expect
something:
We don’t expect any problems.
You
expect that
something will happen, or someone will do something:
Everyone expected that the team would win.
You
expect
something
to
happen, or
expect
someone
to do
something:
Everyone expected them to win.
predict
You
predict
something:
No one could have predicted the result.
You
predict that
something will happen, or someone will do something:
He predicted that the team would win.
Examples from the Corpus
anticipate
•
The
journey
took a lot longer than we had
anticipated
.
•
A
skilled
waiter
can
anticipate
a customer's needs.
•
She is
anticipating
a
visit
from Varvara, her best
friend
, who will
arrive
later this
summer
.
•
Schools
anticipate
an increase in student
test
scores
.
•
No change in Verio's
management
personnel
is
anticipated
, and the Verio
brand
name will be
retained
.
•
Eight other
titles
are
anticipated
at
launch
, planned for this summer.
•
I think we've
fixed
everything, and I don't
anticipate
finding any more problems.
•
He
anticipated
lunch
or
breakfast
meetings
.
•
I
anticipate
many changes in
society
over the next 100-year period.
•
In many ways, these
comedies
anticipated
Romantic
drama
.
•
Better therefore to try to
anticipate
such a
calamity
by
assuming
the
role
of an
active
and
vigilant
peace-maker.
•
Those who
anticipate
that both will be
granted
will
campaign
for
legislation
to
enforce
a new
schedule
of
environmental
safeguards
.
•
We had
anticipated
that interest rates would have fallen
further
by now.
•
The
crowd
sat quietly,
anticipating
the company's
performance
of "
H
.
M
.S.
Pinafore
."
anticipate (that)
•
They may indeed
topple
it, but not in the way he
anticipated
.
•
The
college
say they're
distressed
by Tracey's death, she had every reason to
anticipate
a good
degree
.
•
Edward Forbes, indeed, had
anticipated
Charles with his
theory
of the disjunct
distribution
of arctic-alpines.
•
Version
8. 0 also comes with an
improved
installation
routine
that is
faster
and better able to
anticipate
conflicts
.
•
He
anticipated
lunch or breakfast meetings.
•
The companies said they
anticipate
the new system will be
operated
under the
jurisdiction
of the
Federal
Energy
Regulatory
Commission
.
Origin
anticipate
(
1500-1600
)
Latin
past participle of
anticipare
, from
ante-
(
→
ANTE-
) +
capere
“
to take
”
an
·
tic
·
i
·
pate
verb
→
n
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