predicts

[prɪˈdɪkts]
verb
prevê, prediz, prenuncia
1. to say or declare in advance; to foretell or forecast something based on signs, data, or intuition
The weather forecast predicts rain for tomorrow.
A previsão do tempo prevê chuva para amanhã.
2. to state as a fact or condition in the future before it happens
The analyst predicts a rise in stock prices.
O analista prediz um aumento nos preços das ações.
3. to indicate or suggest something will happen
Dark clouds predict a storm.
Nuvens escuras prenunciam uma tempestade.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'predicts' is commonly used in weather forecasting, financial markets, and scientific discussions. In Brazil, 'prevê' is the everyday term, while 'prediz' appears more in academic or literary contexts. The word carries similar weight in both cultures when discussing prophecy, data analysis, or meteorological forecasts.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
forecastsforeseesforetellsanticipatesprojects

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
prevê
most common translation, used in formal and informal contexts
Brazil
prediz
more formal or literary usage
Brazil
prenuncia
used when indicating omens or signs
Portugal
prevê, prediz
same translations as Brazil with similar usage patterns

Related Words

predictionpredictorpredictableunpredictableforecast

Related Idioms & Phrases

predict the future
predict with certainty
impossible to predict
as predicted
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