presentiment

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpresentimentpre‧sen‧ti‧ment /prɪˈzentəmənt/ noun [countable] formalPREDICT a strange feeling that something is going to happen, especially something bad SYN premonitionpresentiment of a presentiment of disasterExamples from the Corpuspresentiment• I didn't exactly have a presentiment - certainly not of anything like this happening.• I have an intractable presentiment that I will soon start seeing them in Tod's dream.• I understood that you had had some sort of presentiment of disaster.• Since the unfortunate accident to your father, I have had the strangest presentiments concerning you, at times.• Heavy with presentiment, I turned around and walked back to my office.presentiment of• a presentiment of dangerOrigin presentiment (1700-1800) French pressentiment, from Latin praesentire “to feel before”

单词	presentiment
释义	presentiment From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpresentimentpre‧sen‧ti‧ment /prɪˈzentəmənt/ noun [countable] formalPREDICT a strange feeling that something is going to happen, especially something bad SYN premonitionpresentiment of a presentiment of disasterExamples from the Corpuspresentiment• I didn't exactly have a presentiment - certainly not of anything like this happening.• I have an intractable presentiment that I will soon start seeing them in Tod's dream.• I understood that you had had some sort of presentiment of disaster.• Since the unfortunate accident to your father, I have had the strangest presentiments concerning you, at times.• Heavy with presentiment, I turned around and walked back to my office.presentiment of• a presentiment of dangerOrigin presentiment (1700-1800) French pressentiment, from Latin praesentire “to feel before”
随便看	catch red handed catch red-handed catch redhanded catch sight of catch sight of somebody/something catch some few rays catch some Z's catch some Zs catch some/a few rays catch somebody at it catch somebody by surprise, catch somebody off guard, catch somebody napping/unawares catch somebody doing something catch somebody flat-footed catch somebody in the act (of doing something) catch somebody on the hop catch somebody on the hop catch somebody out catch somebody red-handed catch somebody up catch somebody with their pants/trousers down catch somebody’s attention/interest/imagination etc catch somebody’s eye catch something from/off somebody/something catch the post catch the post