Friday, January 23, 2009

anticipate - (v.): to imagine or think about something before it happens in order to make changes or preparations for it; to think or be pretty sure that a certain thing will happen
  • Synonyms: expect, predict, wait for, look forward to
  • Antonyms: know for certain, doubt
  • Origin: 1534 L. anticipare meaning "take care of ahead of time," from ante- "before" (as in ante meridian) + capere "to take" (as in capable)
  • Example: If you have been seeing multiple A's on your corrected assignments, then you may be able to anticipate making the Honor Roll, or even getting a BUG award, at today's assembly.

What do you anticipate that the virtual Mrs. Brucker might say? 
Click play above to hear my message!

2 comments:

Evan Brucker said...

Hi everyone, this is me Evan. Check because every so often I will post.

fabulous student said...

Gabby says...
I'm anticipating that I get presents on my BIRTHDAY!