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anticipated (B1)

カタカナ: アンティシペイティッド

IPA: /ænˈtɪsɪpeɪtɪd/

Regarded or predicted as likely to happen in the future.

意味: 将来起こりそうだと考えられている、または予測されていること。

The company anticipated a rise in sales for the holiday season. — The company anticipated a rise in sales for the holiday season.
Analysts anticipated that the new policy would boost the economy. — Analysts anticipated that the new policy would boost the economy.
She anticipated his reaction and prepared a response. — She anticipated his reaction and prepared a response.

Japanese translations of Anticipated:

anticipate that (prepositional phrase): To predict or expect that a certain event or situation will occur. — "We anticipate that the project will be completed on time."
anticipate something (prepositional phrase): To expect or predict something. — "She anticipates a difficult negotiation."
anticipate doing something (prepositional phrase): To expect or predict that one will do a particular action. — "He anticipates returning to his hometown next year."