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Forecasting and outcomes – English vocabulary

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12 English words with meanings: be ready for, beforehand, consequence, due to, expect… Study them with flashcards, quizzes and AI speaking practice on…

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  1. be ready for (verb) — to be prepared for something
    Example: The team must be ready for the upcoming presentation.
    Synonyms: prepared for, set for, equipped for
  2. beforehand /bɪ'fɔ:rhænd/ (adverb) — from before; already prepared
    Example: Please prepare the documents beforehand.
    Synonyms: in advance, earlier, previously
  3. consequence /'kɑ:nsɪkwens/ (noun) — what happens because of something
    Example: The consequence of his mistake was losing his job.
    Synonyms: result, outcome, effect
  4. due to /'du: tu:/ (preposition) — for this reason
    Example: The flight was canceled due to bad weather.
    Synonyms: because of, owing to, as a result of
  5. expect /ɪk'spekt/ (verb) — to think something will happen
    Example: I expect the package to arrive by tomorrow.
    Synonyms: anticipate, look forward to, await
  6. experience /ɪk'spɪriəns/ (noun) — something you live through
    Example: She has years of teaching experience at the university.
    Synonyms: knowledge, expertise, skill
  7. fluctuate /'flʌktʃueɪt/ (verb) — to change often and unevenly
    Example: Prices tend to fluctuate during the holiday season.
    Synonyms: vary, change, shift
  8. forecast /'fɔ:rkæst/ (noun, verb) — a guess about the future; to guess the future
    Example: Experts forecast heavy rain for the weekend.
    Synonyms: predict, project, estimate
  9. ideally /aɪ'dɪə.li/ (adverb) — best
    Example: Ideally, we should finish the report before Friday.
    Synonyms: preferably, perfectly, optimally
  10. impact /ɪm'pækt/ (noun) — an effect
    Example: The new policy had a major impact on small businesses.
    Synonyms: influence, effect, consequence
  11. indicator /'ɪndɪ,keɪtər/ (noun) — a sign that shows something
    Example: The unemployment rate is a key economic indicator.
    Synonyms: sign, signal, measure
  12. long-term /,lɔ:ŋ 'tɜ:rm/ (adj) — for a long time
    Example: She made a long-term plan for her career growth.
    Synonyms: lasting, extended, enduring

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