Übersetzungen für „prognosticate“ im Englisch » Polnisch-Wörterbuch

prognosticate [prɒgˈnɒstɪkeɪt, Am prɑ:gˈnɑ:s-] VERB trans form

1. prognosticate (predict):

prognosticate

przepowiadać [perf przepowiedzieć]

2. prognosticate (be a sign):

prognosticate

zapowiadać [perf zapowiedzieć]

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Englisch

I'm not really here to prognosticate.

exclaim.ca

Economic predictions are unreliable at the best of times, with centuries of historic data, so claiming to be able to prognosticate an unprecedented experiment in crypto-currency is foolhardy.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Being the academic historian he was careful not to prognosticate beyond the evidence; being a man of simple faith he was happy to surrender into the abyss of mystery.

www.eurekastreet.com.au

Some pundits try to make educated guesses about where tech is headed, while others prognosticate in reaction to disruptive technologies that could boost (or threaten) their business.

www.nbcnews.com

Having only played in two games this season, sample size restricts any ability to prognosticate on his performance.

www.defendingbigd.com

The challenge is not to prognosticate about the height of the piles of dead species that will litter the wayside of the future if we stick with current strategies.

www.australiangeographic.com.au

We really don't know what might come out of it or what its impacts will be, but it's simply not safe to prognosticate if we ignore it.

business.time.com

Few people over the centuries have had the confidence, or perhaps the chutzpah, to publicly prognosticate on what a papal encyclical would say.

www.abc.net.au

Never have more tears been wept, more dire prognostications prognosticated, more analysis devoted to the inexplicable.

www.irishexaminer.com

Other artworks seem to prognosticate the unrest in a more metaphorical way, conveying a palpable sense of unease, concern about the fragility of the country, and fear for the future.

www.cnn.com