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1. anticipate (v.) / æn’tɪsɪpeɪt/
▲expect (sth) 期望, 预料(某事物):
Do you anticipate (meeting) any trouble? 你预料会有麻烦吗?
▲see (what is going to happen or what needs to be done) and act accordingly 预见到(要发生的事或需要做的事)而采取措施:
She anticipates all her mother's needs. 她预见到母亲的一切需要而事先做好安排.
▲ do (sth) before it can be done by sb else; forestall (sb/sth) 先(於别人而)做(某事); 抢先於(某人[某事物]):
We anticipated their (making a) complaint by writing a full report.
我们没等他们(提出)投诉而抢先写好了一份详尽的报告.
▲deal with or use (sth) before the right or natural time 预先处理或提前使用(某事物):
anticipate one's e, ie spend money before receiving it 提前使用进款.
assure (v.) / əˈʃɔː(r); US əˈʃuər; əˋʃʊr/
▲tell (sb) positively or confidently 明确地或有信心地告诉(某人); 向(某人)保证:
I assure you they'll be perfectly safe with us. 我向你保证, 他们和我们在一起十分安全.
▲~ sb/oneself (of sth) cause sb/oneself to be sure or feel certain about sth 使某人[自己]对某事物确信不疑或觉得肯定无误:
She was able to assure herself that nothing had been taken from her purse. 她确信钱包里什麽东西都没被拿走.
▲make (sth) certain; ensure 使(某事物)确定; 确保:
Her ess as an actress was now assured. 她当演员很成功, 已毋庸置疑了.
▲ insure (sth), esp against sb's death 给(某事物)保险(尤指寿险):
What is the sum assured? 人寿保险额是多少?
▲assured (also self-assured) adj confident 自信的; 有把握的:
His public speaking manner is still not very assured. 他演讲的神态还显出有点缺乏自信.
▲the assured n (pl unchanged 复数不变) person who has an assurance p