predict [prɪˈdɪkt] VERBO trans
- predict
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| you | predict |
| he/she/it | predicts |
| we | predict |
| you | predict |
| they | predict |
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| I | have | predicted |
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It is possible to predict quite accurately which words will raise a laugh.
en.wikipedia.org Similarly, fans of video sharing sites now have a video stock exchange where they can predict the popularity of videos.
en.wikipedia.org This was not enough to avoid the wooden spoon but most pundits predicted they would be better for the experience in 2003.
en.wikipedia.org Men and women are predicted to have both similar and different strategies depending on the circumstances.
en.wikipedia.org You must predict and locate where the middle is.
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