“To anticipate” in Japanese
Short answer
To anticipate in Japanese is “見込む” (mikomu). Full meaning: to anticipate, to expect, to estimate, to count on, to allow for, to take into account; to place confidence in, to put trust in, to trust; to find promising, to see good prospects (in).
Other ways to say “To anticipate” in Japanese
見越す
mikosu to anticipate, to foresee
思い設ける
omoimoukeru to anticipate, to expect
当て込む
atekomu to count on, to anticipate, to expect
みこむ
mikomu to anticipate, to expect, to estimate, to count on, to allow for, to take into account; to place confidence in, to put trust in, to trust; to find promising, to see good prospects (in)
見こす
mikosu to anticipate, to foresee
魅こむ
mikomu to anticipate, to expect, to estimate, to count on, to allow for, to take into account; to place confidence in, to put trust in, to trust; to find promising, to see good prospects (in)
見こむ
mikomu to anticipate, to expect, to estimate, to count on, to allow for, to take into account; to place confidence in, to put trust in, to trust; to find promising, to see good prospects (in)
みこせる
mikoseru to anticipate, to foresee
見こめる
mikomeru to anticipate, to expect, to estimate, to count on, to allow for, to take into account; to place confidence in, to put trust in, to trust; to find promising, to see good prospects (in)
見越せる
mikoseru to anticipate, to foresee
見込める
mikomeru to anticipate, to expect, to estimate, to count on, to allow for, to take into account; to place confidence in, to put trust in, to trust; to find promising, to see good prospects (in)
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