Prever
Example: Eu sempre tento prever o tempo antes de sair.
Definition
"Prever" means to anticipate or predict something before it happens, often by analyzing information or signs. It involves making an educated guess or forecast about future events, such as trying to foresee the weather or outcomes based on current knowledge.
Etymology
The verb "prever" comes from the Latin prefix 'prae-' meaning 'before' and 'videre,' which means 'to see.' So, "prever" literally translates to 'to see beforehand.' Did you know this word shares roots with the English word 'preview,' which also relates to seeing something in advance?
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