in anticipation of sth
He bought extra food in anticipation of a long winter.
他预期会有一个漫长的冬天，所以多买了食物。
预期，预料
anticipations — plural of anticipation
提前出现（如遗传病）；预期,提前考虑或处理某事；期望；等待某事发生的急切心情；预期的事物
常指对未来的期待或预先考虑
预期,提前考虑或处理某事
The act of anticipating, taking up, placing, or considering something beforehand, or before the proper time in natural order.
期望
an expectation
等待某事发生的急切心情
The eagerness associated with waiting for something to occur.
预期的事物
something expected (as on the basis of a norm)
提前偿还债务,通常是为了支付更少的利息
Prepayment of a debt, generally in order to pay less interest.
预测行为
the act of predicting (as by reasoning about the future)
比前一个和弦中的音低或高,并与下一个和弦中的音一致的非和谐音
A non-harmonic tone that is lower or higher than a note in the previous chord and a unison to a note in the next chord.
Her eyes were wide with anticipation as she opened the gift.
她打开礼物时，眼中充满了期待。
用法提示：名词，表示对即将发生的事情的期待感。
AI contextual example
The team worked hard in anticipation of the upcoming competition.
团队为即将到来的比赛提前做好了努力准备。
用法提示：名词，用于介词短语中，表示为了预见到某事而采取行动。
AI contextual example
There was a sense of anticipation in the air before the announcement.
宣布之前，空气中弥漫着一种期待的气氛。
用法提示：名词，描述一种普遍的情绪状态。
AI contextual example
He bought extra food in anticipation of a long winter.
他预期会有一个漫长的冬天，所以多买了食物。
The children waited with anticipation for the show to start.
孩子们满怀期待地等着演出开始。
There was widespread anticipation that the company would announce layoffs.
普遍预期公司会宣布裁员。
最通用，可指任何程度的期待；expectancy 更强调急切等待；hope 侧重愿望；foretaste 指预先体验
比 expectation 更强调兴奋、急切的等待；常用于等待好事发生
更强调愿望和可能性，不一定有实际依据；替换时注意语义强度差异
强调预先体验到未来事物的部分或样本；不用于单纯的情感期待
grammar · medium
易错句子I have a great anticipate for the trip.
正确表达I have great anticipation for the trip.
错误地将动词 'anticipate' 用作名词，应使用名词形式 'anticipation'。
grammar · medium
易错句子In anticipation for the event, we prepared early.
正确表达In anticipation of the event, we prepared early.
介词搭配错误，固定搭配应为 'in anticipation of'，而非 'for'。
与'预期'相对，表示出乎意料的事物或状态
与'期望'相对，表示不确定或不相信
与'预测行为'相对，表示无法预知的结果
与'预期'相对，表示拒绝相信某事会发生
anticipation 强调带有兴奋或期待感的预料；expectation 更侧重于基于理性或惯例的预期，不必然带情感色彩。
anticipation 指对即将发生之事的确信预料；hope 强调愿望和可能性，结果不确定。
期待，预料到
They bought extra food in anticipation of a large crowd.
他们预料到会有很多人，所以买了额外的食物。
热切期待
The children waited in eager anticipation for the show to begin.
孩子们热切期待演出开始。
营造期待
The movie trailer is designed to build anticipation among audiences.
电影预告片旨在观众中营造期待。
期待感
There was a sense of anticipation in the air before the announcement.
宣布之前，空气中弥漫着一种期待感。
满怀期待地
She opened the gift with great anticipation.
她满怀期待地打开了礼物。
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anti- (before) + cip (take) + -ation (noun)
anti- (before) + cip (take) + -ate (verb)
in- (into) + form (shape) + -ation (noun)
对未来的期待常促使人们做准备
期待往往基于对未来的预测
期待常伴随着兴奋的情绪
期待的过程常包含等待
期待通常带有希望的成分
预期；事先
We bought extra food in anticipation of the guests.
我们提前买了额外的食物以预计客人到来。
热切期待
The children waited in eager anticipation for the show to start.
孩子们热切期待着演出的开始。
预先；期待中
He prepared his speech in anticipation.
他预先准备了演讲。
期待，期待让我迟到，让我等待。
The children waited in anticipation for the gifts to be opened.
孩子们满怀期待地等待着打开礼物。
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