no one is predicting the outcome with any confidencethe outcome is not easy to predicthe accurately predicted the result of the 1988 presidential election
"it'll end in disaster," he predicted—será un desastre, —predijo or —pronosticó
"the war will continue another two or three years," he predictedthe seasons vary so much that it's impossible to predict next year's crop
the predicted fall in interest rates has not materializedla bajada de los tipos de interés que estaba prevista aún no se ha materializado
opinion polls are predicting victory for the incumbent presidentthe head of the German navy confidently predicted victory in the spring of 1944the latest opinion polls are predicting a very close contest
the motion was passed, as predictedla moción se aprobó como se había previsto or pronosticado
no one predicted their 30% share of the votesome predict widespread protest strikes in the major industrieshe predicts another austere year for businessit is impossible to predict the future
I can't predict the futureno puedo predecir or prever el futuro
he predicted a brilliant future for the childle predijo un futuro brillante al niño
to predict thatpredecir que;pronosticar que
the government predicted the economy would expand by 1.6 %the National Cancer Institute predicted that in 1986, 5,100 men would develop testicular cancerthey predict women will hold 10 seats in the Senate by the year 2000he predicted that my hair would grow back in no timeto predict what, how, whether ...
nobody can predict what will happennadie puede predecir lo que va a pasar
it's hard to predict how she will reacthe declined to predict whether South African athletes would be at next year's Olympic Games in Barcelonaat the moment it's impossible to predict accurately which women will develop this symptomit is quite possible for tests to predict who will do well at schoolwho can predict what the future may hold for us?these things cannot be predictedthe film is predicted [to] win an Oscar
