predict
词义: 预测，预言；推测未来可能发生的事情。

音标: /prɪˈdɪkt/

翻译:

动词：预测，预言

动词：推测（根据某些已知的信息，推断未来的事情）

读音:
/prɪˈdɪkt/

用法:

预测未来发生的事情。

推测某件事是否会发生，通常依据某些迹象或数据。

例句

The weather forecast predicts rain tomorrow.
天气预报预测明天会下雨。

She predicted that the stock market would crash.
她预测股市会崩盘。

It’s difficult to predict the outcome of the election.
很难预测选举的结果。

Experts predict that technology will continue to evolve rapidly.
专家预测技术将继续快速发展。

He predicted that the team would win the championship.
他预测球队会赢得冠军。

Based on current trends, some analysts predict inflation will rise next year.
根据当前的趋势，一些分析师预测明年通货膨胀将上升。

The scientist predicted the arrival of a new era in space exploration.
这位科学家预测了太空探索新时代的到来。

We can’t predict the future, but we can prepare for it.
我们不能预测未来，但可以为它做准备。

The economist predicted a global recession in the next five years.
经济学家预测未来五年将发生全球经济衰退。

It’s too early to predict if this new technology will be successful.
现在预测这项新技术是否会成功还为时过早。

短语搭配

predict the future - 预测未来

predict the outcome - 预测结果

predict with accuracy - 准确预测

predict a trend - 预测趋势

predict disaster - 预测灾难

predict the weather - 预测天气

predict success - 预测成功

accurately predict - 准确预测