anticiper

to anticipate, to foresee

ɑ̃ . t i . s i . p e
anticip to anticipate, to foresee + er Infinitive
verb Rare #37,534
to anticipate, to foresee Often means to think ahead and prepare for what may happen.
FR: Il faut anticiper les problèmes.
EN: You have to anticipate problems.
Conjugation of anticiper
anticiper
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First anticipe —
Third anticipe —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First anticipe —
Third anticipe —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second anticipe —
Past

Mon travail consiste à anticiper les problèmes.

My job is to anticipate problems.

Anticiper le futur n'est pas toujours prudent.

Anticipating the future isn't always wise.

Je peux anticiper tes actions.

I can anticipate your actions.

— Starship Troopers (1997)

Il a su anticiper une situation périlleuse et a pris un excellent départ.

He was able to anticipate a perilous situation and got off to an excellent start.

— F1® Le Film (2025)

J'aurais dû anticiper.

I should have anticipated it.

— Harry Potter et la Coupe de feu (2005)

Il pourrait anticiper notre mouvement.

He could anticipate our move.

— Terminator 2 : Le Jugement dernier (1991)

J'essaie d'anticiper ce qu'il va faire.

I try to anticipate what he's going to do.

Ton père pense toujours tout anticiper.

Your father always thinks he can anticipate everything.

— Peaky Blinders : L'Immortel (2026)

Il faut anticiper.

We need to anticipate.

— Les Anges déchus (1995)