| 单词 | 预感 |
| 释义 | 〔apprehension〕"The second half of the book builds a steadily escalating sense of foreboding" (Sven Birkerts).“这本书的后半部分建立了一种逐渐增强的不幸的预感" （斯文·伯基特）。〔dread〕Fearful or distasteful anticipation.See Synonyms at fear 担忧，忧虑：令人害怕或厌恶的预感 参见 fear〔sense〕A vague feeling or presentiment:觉得：模糊的感觉或预感：〔inexorable〕an inexorable opponent; a feeling of inexorable doom.See Synonyms at inflexible 一个冷漠的对手；对无情毁灭的预感 参见 inflexible〔qualm〕 Compunction implies a prick or twinge of conscience aroused by wrongdoing or the prospect of wrongdoing: Compunction 表示由做错事或可能做错事的预感而引起的良心的刺痛或内疚： 〔set〕A particular psychological state, usually that of anticipation or preparedness:预感：一种心理状态，常指预见或预感的状态：〔scent〕A hint of something imminent; a suggestion:预感：对即将来临的某事的暗示；暗示：〔butterfly〕butterflies A feeling of unease or mild nausea caused especially by fearful anticipation. butterflies 因害怕而发抖：特别是由于可怕的预感而引起的不适感觉或轻度的恶心呕吐〔sense〕a sense of impending doom.对即将到来的厄运的预感〔anticipate〕To feel or realize beforehand; foresee.预感，预料：提前感到或意识到；预见〔forebode〕To have a premonition of (a future misfortune).预感：有一种（不详之兆）的预感〔shadow〕A faint indication; a premonition.预感：模糊的暗示；预感〔presentiment〕A sense that something is about to occur; a premonition.See Synonyms at apprehension 预感：感到什么事将要发生的感觉；预先警告，预兆 参见 apprehension〔specter〕A haunting or disturbing image or prospect:幻影，幻象：缠绕心头或忧虑的景象或预感：〔forefeel〕To feel beforehand; have a premonition of.预感：预先感到；对…有种预感〔apprehension〕The lawyer had a presentiment that the judge would dismiss the case against her client.律师有一种预感，即法官将驳回他的当事人的案件。〔anticipate〕Some people hold thatanticipate is improperly used as a simple synonym for expect; they would restrict its use to situations in which advance action is taken either to forestall (anticipate her opponent's next move ) or to fulfill ( anticipate my desires ). In earlier surveys, however, a majority of the Usage Panel accepted the use ofanticipate to mean "to feel or to realize beforehand" and "to look forward to.” The wordunanticipated, however, is not established as a synonym for unexpected. Thus 77 percent of the Usage Panel rejected the sentenceThey always set aside a little extra food for unanticipated guests, inasmuch as guests for whom advance provision has been made cannot be said to be unanticipated,though they may very well be unexpected.有些人认为把anticipate 作为 expect 的简单同义词并不恰当； 他们把这个词的用法限制在某种情境中，即抢在…之前行动(抢在对手的下步之前行动 )或满足( 满足我的欲望 )。 然而，在以前的调查中，用法专题小组大多数成员所接受的anticipate 的意思是“预感、预知”和“期望”。 可是，unanticipated 这个词并不能作为 unexpected 的同义词。 这样一来，用法专题小组中77%的人都不同意下面这句话他们总是额外留出一些食物给未预料到的客人 ， 既然已提前为这些客人们准备了食物，就不能说他们是未预料的，尽管他们是不速之客〔presage〕A feeling or an intuition of what is going to occur; a presentiment.预感，预知：对将要发生的事的感觉或直觉；预感〔divination〕An inspired guess or presentiment.被激起的猜想或预感 |
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