Salı sabahı böyle yoğun trafik beklemiyorduk.
English: We did not anticipate such heavy traffic on a Tuesday morning.
öngörmek /œnɟœrmˈɛk/ · verb · CEFR B2. Turkish translation of "anticipate".
See also: Vocabulary entry (Turkish)
- Source term
- anticipate
- Translation
- öngörmek
- CEFR Level
- B2
- Part of speech
- verb
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Article, Gender & Forms
This verb is shown in its dictionary form.
| Dictionary form | öngörmek |
|---|---|
| Use note | Use the form shown here as the lookup form. |
How to use it in a sentence
- Pattern
- Subject + helper/modal + öngörmek
- Examples
- Sık sık öngörmek gerekir.
- Tip
- Adjust endings and word order to match the full sentence.
Example Sentences
Onun sorusunu önceden tahmin etti ve net bir cevap hazırdı.
English: She anticipated his question and had a clear answer ready.
Analistler yaklaşan tatil döneminde güçlü satışlar bekliyor.
English: Analysts anticipate strong sales during the upcoming holiday season.
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