forecasted US
ˈfɔːrkæstɪd
See also: forecast (UK)
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Definition of forecasted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

predictionUSexpected to happen based on information or analysisUS
  • The forecasted sales for next year look promising.
  • The forecasted temperature is much lower than usual.
  • Analysts discussed the forecasted economic downturn.
expected predicted projected
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Origin of forecasted

English, fore (before) + cast (predict) + ed (past tense)

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expectations
less than what was forecasted

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  1. French:prévu, ...
  2. German:prognostiziert, ...
  3. Italian:previsto, ...
  4. Spanish:previsto, ...
  5. Portuguese:previsto, ...
  6. Chinese:预期, ...
  7. Japanese:予測された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَوَقَّع, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָזוּי, ...
  10. Russian:прогнозируемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прогнозований, ...
  12. Hindi:पूर्वानुमानित, ...
forecast
ˈfɔːkɑːst

Definition of forecast - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
weatherprediction of future weather conditions
  • The weather forecast predicts rain for the weekend.
outlook
2.
trend estimationTECH.systematic estimation of future trends based on current dataTECH.
  • Economic forecasts help businesses plan for the next quarter..
prediction prognosis projection
3.
gamblingTECH.UKtype of bet predicting the first two finishers in orderTECH.UK
  • He placed a forecast on the horse race.
exacta quinella

Verb

1.
predictiontr./intr.estimate future events or conditionstr./intr.
  • They forecast a rise in temperatures next week.
predict prognosticate
2.
planningtr.plan or prepare beforehandtr.
  • We need to forecast our budget for next year.
anticipate predict project
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prediction or report about what the weather will be like soon
The weather forecast says it will rain tomorrow.
prediction of how much something like sales or economy will increase
The government released a new growth forecast for the coming year.
planned numbers for future money coming in and going out
The finance team revised the budget forecast after the new contracts were signed.
prediction of future sales volumes and trends
The company's sales forecast indicates a 20% growth next year.
estimate of future money coming in and going out
The company prepared a cash-flow forecast for the next year.
prediction of future customer need for a product service or resource
The company adjusted production after updating its quarterly demand forecast.

Origin of forecast

Old English, fore (before) + casten (to throw)

Examples of forecast in a sentence

  • According to the forecast, snow is expected tonight.
  • Weather forecasts are crucial for planning outdoor events.
  • The forecast predicts a rise in temperatures next week.
  • She won big with a forecast on the greyhounds.
  • His forecast bet paid off at the derby.
  • Experts forecast economic growth for the coming year.

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  1. French:prévision météo, prévoir, ...
  2. German:Wettervorhersage, vorhersagen, ...
  3. Italian:previsioni del tempo, prevedere, ...
  4. Spanish:pronóstico, pronosticar, ...
  5. Portuguese:previsão do tempo, prever, ...
  6. Chinese:预报, 预见, ...
  7. Japanese:予報, 予測する, ...
  8. Arabic:تَوَقُّع, تَوَقَّعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּחֲזִית מֶזֶג הָאֲוִיר, לַחֲזוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:прогноз погоды, прогнозировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прогноз погоди, прогнозувати, ...
  12. Hindi:मौसम का पूर्वानुमान, अनुमान लगाना, ...

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