envisage
gb/ɪnvˈɪzɪd͡ʒ/ us/ɪnvˈɪzɪd͡ʒ/
B2
Angličtina
~ 8900
elképzel, maga elé képzel, előirányoz, rendelkezik, tekint, felfog, szán
SLOVESO
B2
FORMAL
1
elképzel
A2
Vzorec užití:
to envisage [something] (happening/looking a certain way)
Try to envisage the house with the walls painted white.
Próbáld meg elképzelni a házat fehérre festett falakkal.
I can easily envisage him as a successful lawyer in ten years.
Könnyen el tudom képzelni, hogy tíz év múlva sikeres ügyvéd lesz.
She closed her eyes to better envisage the route in her mind.
It is hard to envisage what the city will look like in fifty years.
The director asked the actors to envisage the scene before they started rehearsing.
Učební příklady
I cannot envisage my life without the internet.
El sem tudom képzelni az életemet internet nélkül.
He tried to envisage the finished painting in his head.
Megpróbálta fejben maga elé képzelni az elkészült festményt.
Can you envisage our town after they build the new station?
She often envisages her future career when she is on the train.
The teacher told us to envisage a calm, quiet beach.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes write *"envisage to do something"* (e.g. *"I envisage to live abroad"*). The correct patterns are *"envisage doing something"* or *"envisage that I will do something"*, or simply *"envisage living abroad"*. Another confusion is between "envisage" and the more common verb "imagine"; in everyday speech, "imagine" is usually safer and more natural.
Význam
to imagine or picture something
Kolokace
envisage the future
|envisage a situation
|envisage the possibility
|envisage what [something] will look like
|can hardly envisage
|easily envisage
Synonyma
imagine (More common and general; slightly less formal than "envisage".)
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visualize (Emphasizes creating a clear mental picture, often visual, sometimes used in self-help or sports contexts.)
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envision (Very close in meaning; more common in American English than "envisage".)
Antonyma
ignore (Focuses on choosing not to think about or picture something, instead of mentally exploring it.)
Témata
thinking
|future
|planning
|core_vocabulary
Definice
To imagine something in your mind, often something in the future.
To form a clear mental picture of something that may exist, happen, or look a certain way, especially in the future.
SLOVESO
C1
FORMAL
2
előirányoz
C1
rendelkezik
B2
Vzorec užití:
to envisage [something] (as/to do [something])
The new policy envisages significant cuts in carbon emissions over the next decade.
Az új szakpolitika jelentős szén-dioxid-kibocsátás-csökkentést irányoz elő a következő évtizedre.
The agreement envisages closer cooperation between the two countries.
A megállapodás szorosabb együttműködést irányoz elő a két ország között.
The reform was originally envisaged to take three years but has already been delayed.
No job losses are envisaged as a result of the merger.
The schedule envisages two days of talks followed by a vote.
Učební příklady
The plan envisages building a new bridge by 2030.
A terv egy új híd megépítését irányozza elő 2030-ig.
The contract envisages a pay rise after one year.
A szerződés egy év után béremelésről rendelkezik.
No major problems are envisaged during the move.
The project is envisaged to start in May.
The new law envisages stronger protection for workers.
Častá chyba:
Learners often use the simple future instead of this formal planning verb, or they confuse it with "imagine". For example, *"The plan imagines building a new road"* is unnatural; it should be *"The plan envisages building a new road"*. Also, in formal writing, *"is envisaged to"* and *"is envisaged that"* are common passive patterns that learners may underuse.
Význam
to expect or plan something
Kolokace
the plan envisages
|the project is envisaged to
|originally envisaged
|timeframe envisaged
|the law envisages
|no changes are envisaged
Synonyma
anticipate (Stresses expecting something to happen; slightly less tied to formal plans or documents.)
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provide for (Common in legal or formal language; focuses on rules or documents that allow something to happen.)
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foresee (Emphasizes predicting the future, sometimes without implying a formal plan.)
Antonyma
discount (Means to decide something is unlikely and therefore not plan for it.)
Témata
planning
|business
|government
|work
|law
Definice
To plan or expect that something will happen, especially in an official plan or rule.
To expect, plan, or officially allow for something to happen in the future, especially in a project, policy, or law.
SLOVESO
C1
FORMAL
3
Vzorec užití:
to envisage [something] as [noun/adjective]
The constitution envisages the president as a largely ceremonial figure.
Az alkotmány az elnököt nagyrészt ceremoniális szerepű államfőnek tekinti.
We envisage education as a basic human right, not a luxury.
Az oktatást alapvető emberi jognak tekintjük, nem luxusnak.
He envisages himself as a mediator between business and government.
The program is envisaged as a bridge between school and university.
They envisage the city as a model of sustainable development.
Učební příklady
The company is envisaged as a leader in green energy.
A vállalatot a zöldenergia vezető szereplőjének szánják.
Many people envisage education as a public service.
Sokan az oktatást közszolgáltatásnak tekintik.
She envisages herself as a future manager.
The new app is envisaged as a simple tool for students.
The team envisages the project as a chance to learn.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes omit "as" in the pattern *"envisage [something] as [noun]"*, writing *"They envisage education a right"* instead of *"They envisage education as a right"*. Another mistake is to use "see" where a more formal text prefers "envisage", for example in academic writing: *"We see education as ..."* is correct but less formal than *"We envisage education as ..."*.
Význam
to conceive or regard something as
Kolokace
envisage [something] as
|envisage a role as
|envisage the company as
|envisage himself/herself as
|the system is envisaged as
|education is envisaged as
Synonyma
conceive of (Very close in meaning; common in academic and philosophical writing.)
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regard (General verb for thinking about someone or something in a particular way; a bit broader and more common.)
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view (Neutral and common; often used in phrases like "view something as".)
Antonyma
misconceive (Focuses on forming an incorrect idea or picture of something.)
Témata
thinking
|society
|law
|core_vocabulary
|communication
Definice
To see something in your mind as having a particular role or character.
To think of or conceive something or someone in a particular role, form, or way, often expressed with "as".
Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
envisage
IPA
GB/ɪnvˈɪzɪd͡ʒ/
US/ɪnvˈɪzɪd͡ʒ/
Slabiky a přízvuk
en - vis - age (3 slabiky)
Stress on 2nd syllable (vis)
Tvary slova
Verb
- Base: envisage
- 3rd Person Singular: envisages
- Present Participle: envisaging
- Past: envisaged
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