گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'forecast'

1 عمومی:: پیش‌ بینی‌

2 عمومی:: از پیش‌

3 عمومی:: پیش‌ بینی‌ كردن‌

4 عمومی:: پیش‌ بینی‌ وضع‌ هوا یا حوادث‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. good, optimistic, promising | gloomy, pessimistic | conservative | accurate, correct | detailed | revised | annual | early | long-range, long-term a long-range weather forecast | short-term a short-term forecast of the UK economy | official | economic, financial, market, traffic, weather | cash-flow, cost, earnings, growth, profit, revenue, sales VERB + FORECAST prepare, produce | give, issue, make, provide The government has issued a pessimistic economic forecast. | revise, update | rely on | be in line with The interest rate is in line with the forecast. FORECAST + VERB predict sth, say sth, suggest sth Some forecasts suggest that the increase in heart disease will continue for some time. | assume sth | be based on sth forecasts based on a complicated procedure PREP. ~ about Forecasts about the economy are often misleading. | ~ for forecasts for earnings forecasts for different sectors of the industry forecasts for the year

2 general::   verb ADV. accurately, correctly | originally higher costs than those originally forecast VERB + FORECAST be difficult to, be hard to PHRASES be widely forecast a result that was widely forecast

3 general:: forecast ADJECTIVES/NOUN + forecast a weather forecast • The weather forecast for the weekend is fine and dry. a shipping forecast (= a forecast about weather conditions at sea ) • According to the shipping forecast, strong winds can be expected later today. a sales forecast • The gloomy sales forecast sparked rumours that the company would be making job cuts. a profit forecast • The company has cut its profit forecast by £18m to £570m. a growth forecast (= one relating to an increase in the value of goods or services produced and sold ) • The official growth forecasts for the economy are promising. an economic forecast • The Bank of England revised its economic forecast in the wake of the figures. a detailed forecast • A detailed forecast of the industry’s prospects has just been published. optimistic (= expecting good things to happen ) • In his speech, the President gave an optimistic forecast for the economy. pessimistic/gloomy (= expecting bad things to happen ) • Scientists have produced a gloomy forecast on the effects of global warming. verbs make a forecast • It is too early to make a forecast on what will happen. give a forecast • Economists gave an upbeat forecast for the world economy. provide a forecast • Analysts usually provide growth forecasts for no more than two years ahead. revise a forecast (= change it because of new information ) • The company has revised its sales forecast.

4 general:: noun outlook: The forecast is for rain. verb predict: We forecast an increase in the price.