prévoir

Meaning

1. to anticipate, foresee, expect (reaction, event, etc.)
2. to forecast (weather)
3. to plan
4. to allow, make plans for, prepare, make provision for
5. to provide for, make provision for

Concepts

foresee

anticipate

forecast

predict

foretell

envisage

surmise

prognosticate

think

envision

expect

foreknow

bode

project

imagine

previse

provide

contemplate

intend

calculate

figure

call

promise

meditate

speculate

plan

conjecture

presage

ideate

reckon

augur

betoken

foreshadow

portend

suspect

forebode

reflect

consider

ponder

predicting

make a plan

furnish

render

supply

inform

warn

mean

count on

estimate

auspicate

omen

prefigure

declare oneself

offer

pop the question

propose

stipulate

fancy

image

picture

see

visualise

visualize

conceive of

look for

look to

counter

forestall

jut

jut out

protrude

stick out

preview

schedule

require

prepare for

foretelling

conceive

brood

cogitate

deliberate

drink in

examine

mull

muse

ruminate

scratch one’s head

study

wonder

dicker

haggle

hypothecate

hypothesise

hypothesize

judge

suppose

theorise

theorize

deem

appreciate

rely

take into account

devise

foreshow

make provision for

Pronounced as (IPA)

/pʁe.vwaʁ/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French prevoir, from Old French preveoir, borrowed from Latin praevidere.