Foresaw的意思|Foresaw的解释-里氏词典

foresaw [fɒ: 'sɒ:]

foresee的过去式

He foresaw that his journey would be delayed by bad weather.
他预知自己的旅程会被恶劣天气耽搁。
He foresaw that the job would take a long time.
他预见到做这件工作需要很长时间.
The dilemma that Bush foresaw in1986 has come to pass. His political career is indeed at stake, and his paralyzing loyalty is becoming a political handicap as well as a personal virtue.
1986年布什所预料到的尴尬情形果然发生了。他的政治生涯的确受到威胁。他[对里根]的效忠到了瘫痪自己的程度。这固然是个人美德，但在政治上却是障碍。

A year ago, for example, none foresaw the devastating drought that swept across much of the nation in the spring of 1988 or the economic grief it caused for hard-pressed farmers trying to recover from earlier financial troubles.
In a similar survey a month earlier, before the crash, the group's consensus foresaw a 2.8% gain in real GNP in the year ahead.
Thus 61 percent of this group _ or 30 percent overall _ foresaw World War III within two decades.
Karpati said Yazov's schedule foresaw the withdrawal of an airborne assault battalion and a fighter plane regiment from Hungarian territory in the second half of this year.
It tells of Prince Sigismund, who is imprisoned in a tower because an oracle foresaw he would cause his father's downfall and, taken to court for a day, turns out as murderous as predicted.
Some moderates foresaw an erosion of support to national denominational operations, and increased links to alternative groups, such as the Baptist Alliance, set up to resist fundamentalist ascendancy.
The Idaho Supreme Court last November ruled there was substantial evidence that "ALCOA not only foresaw but had actual knowledge of consumers' using tools to remove caps.
In its 1989 budget request, the administration foresaw no storm clouds on the economic horizon, contending that growth would slow during the first half of 1988 but then rebound to robust levels in 1989 and beyond.
Asked whether he foresaw resumption of diplomatic relations with Cuba, he said, "Not in the near future.
Law said he foresaw no changes in the process.
But Isabel Chalen, owner of Four Corners Travel Agency in Miami Beach, Fla., said she foresaw problems for the airline from the government's probe into the finances and safety of Texas Air Corp., parent of Eastern and Continental.
Peter Cardillo, futures trading adviser for Josephthal & Co., New York, foresaw the possibility of a slight easing in copper prices over the near term "but by May we'll see gains of about 10 cents a pound from current levels."
Last week, Mladenov told a news conference in Moscow that he foresaw changes in the constitution and indicated the party's leading role was an open question.
We foresaw the complexity and the special nature of the process, realizing that it would shake up thoroughly our entire society.
Published less than a month after the October 19 market crash in 1987, the column was headlined: "Maurice Allais foresaw the enormity of the crash."
Prieur is now pregnant, and the accord foresaw that, in this circumstance, she should be returned to Paris," the premier said during a stop in the town of Agen where he was campaigning for Sunday's runoff against President Francois Mitterrand.
In its 1989 budget request released Thursday, the administration foresaw no storm clouds on the economic horizon, contending that growth would slow during the first half of 1988 but then rebound to robust levels in 1989 and beyond.
At Warner-Lambert Co., "We foresaw there would be a lot of problems with leveraged buy-outs and felt there would be a big supply" of troubled securities, says Fred G. Weiss, head of the $1.3 billion pension fund.
But Kohlberg principal Henry Kravis told a few selected financial journalists in New York he foresaw no urgent reason to sell any of RJR's operations, people familiar with his remarks said.
But at least one delegate, Roger Sherman of Connecticut, perhaps foresaw the debate that would arise two centuries later.
Mr Meier said he foresaw no need to raise more capital. Swissair, Switzerland's national airline, said first-quarter revenues rose 5.3 per cent, while costs increased 4.9 per cent.
"He foresaw the future of computers in the early 1970s and ran articles on the application of computers," said one former Green executive, who asked that his name not be used.
Mr Bottjer said the situation remained tough, although he foresaw a slow improvement.
Some traders expected an increase of as many as two million barrels while others foresaw a drop of as many as 1.5 million barrels.
In an interview with a small group of reporters in the Oval Office, Bush replied, "none," when asked whether he foresaw any circumstances in which he would withdraw Sullivan's nomination.
Analysts generally said the July gain suggests the housing market has stabilized following the jump in rates, but few foresaw any robust growth ahead.
President Bush said last week he foresaw only a limited role for the Soviets in the region and that he would not be "stampeded" into taking decisions as a result of the Soviet initiative.
No one foresaw a war at that point, of course, but it was clear that GM's core North American auto operations were ill-prepared for a recession of any sort.
'I foresaw problems,' Leakey says.
It will probably take us 20 years to recover.' He foresaw the complete collapse of the financial establishment, with banks and mortgage finance companies all going under.

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