prever

foresee, predict

p ɾ e ˈb e ɾ
pre before; in advance + ver to see, to watch
verb Rare #44,396
foresee, predict
SP: Es difícil prever lo que ocurrirá.
EN: It is hard to predict what will happen.
Conjugation of prever
Past
prever

Él sabía prever las cosas.

He knew how to foresee things.

— Río Místico (2003)

A Tom se le da bastante bien prever el tiempo.

Tom is quite good at predicting the weather.

No podía prever este evento.

I couldn't have foreseen this event.

Fue un problema difícil de prever.

It was a problem that was difficult to foresee.

No se puede prever que pasará.

It is impossible to predict what will happen.

Es totalmente imposible prever su reacción.

It’s completely impossible to predict their reaction.