transitive. To know beforehand.
| 单词 | θ129334 |
| 释义 | the mind > mental capacity > expectation > foresight, foreknowledge > foresee or foreknow [verb (transitive)] (19) fore-witc888 transitive. To know beforehand. foreseec1000 transitive. To see beforehand, have prescience of. Often with object and infinitive or with clause as object. foreshowc1000 transitive. To look out for; to provide; to contemplate in the future. Only Old English and early Middle English. seea1200 transitive. To foresee or predict (an event, trend, etc.). Sometimes: spec. to predict by supernatural means, to prophesy (cf. sense 11a). forelook1340 transitive. To look at or see ahead or beforehand, foresee; to watch over. Also reflexive. purvey1340 transitive. To foresee (an event, etc.); = provide, v. 3. Obsolete. before-knowa1425 transitive. providea1450 transitive. To foresee. Obsolete. previdec1475 transitive. To foresee. provisec1475 transitive. To foresee; = provide, v. 3. foreknow1530 transitive. To know beforehand, have previous knowledge of. expect1595 transitive. To foresee or look forward to the arrival of (a person, esp. a guest). previse1597 transitive. To foresee, forecast; to envisage. Also intransitive. preview1607 transitive. To foresee; (also) to view or examine in advance. precognize1612 transitive. To have, or profess to have, foreknowledge of; to know beforehand. prospect1652 transitive. To foresee; to expect; to anticipate. fore-viewa1711 transitive. To view or see beforehand. prevision1868 transitive. To have anticipatory knowledge or perception of; to foresee. presee1890 transitive. To see beforehand or in advance. |
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