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gen. |
forecast; expect (TransAccess); foretell; forebode; forespeak; make a projection (Andrey Truhachev); estimate (MichaelBurov) |
Gruzovik |
predict (impf and pf); foretell (impf and pf) |
astronaut. |
prediction |
busin. |
anticipate; forecast (smth, что-л.) |
econ. |
build forecasts of (что-либо A.Rezvov) |
el. |
assess; predict |
Makarov. |
project |
med. |
prognosticate; prognose (что-либо) OED: to make a prognosis of, ORIGIN: Back-form. from "prognosis", after 'diagnose'. Sjoe!) |
mil., inf. |
crystal-ball |
nautic. |
forecasting |
tech. |
make a forecast |
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gen. |
projected (This part of our report examines the manner in which a full-scale invasion might proceed based on observed and projected Russian military movements. ABelonogov); forecasted (kee46); consistent (Svetozar); prognosticable (merriam-webster.com Irene_Sm) |
automat. |
forecasting |
avia., med. |
foreseeable |
busin. |
predictable; anticipated (the anticipated growth rate ART Vancouver) |
econ. |
ex ante |
el. |
relevant |
meteorol. |
forecast |
mil., avia. |
predicted |
oil |
prognosticated (dimock) |
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law |
threatened (No litigation proceedings are pending or, to Lessee’s knowledge, threatened against Lessee – В отношении Лизингополучателя не ведётся и, насколько известно Лизингополучателю, не прогнозируется какой-либо судебный процесс Andrew052) |
product. |
is projected (Yeldar Azanbayev); is forecast (Yeldar Azanbayev); is expected (Yeldar Azanbayev); is foreseen (Yeldar Azanbayev) |
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gen. |
forebodingly |