anticipatory

UK:  [ænˌtɪsɪ'peɪt(ə)rɪ]

US:  [ænˌtɪsəˈpəˌtorɪ]

adj.

1.预期的,期望着的

2.因预想将来而有所表示的

3.预支

4.提前发生的

5.【语法】先行的

1 . No matter how much anticipatory grief we have been able to process, death still comes as a shock.
不论我们提前做好了多么痛苦的思想准备，死亡来临仍然是令人震惊的。

2 . Gold represents a safe haven in a deflationary panic market as well as in an anticipatory inflationary market.
黄金代表了在通货紧缩市场恐慌与预期的通货膨胀市场中的避险资产。

3 . The morning crowd at the Four Points has that same sort of anticipatory buzz .
在福朋酒店吃早餐的人群中，就有这种嗡嗡的讨论声。

4 . Anticipatory breach in British and American law is different, although it is called as "Anglo-American law's anticipatory breach" .
虽然统称为英美法系的预期违约，但是英国法和美国法中的预期违约规则是不完全相同的。

5 . Nursing measures were taken to address the sense of threat induced by uncertainty and anticipatory grieving.
针对个案陷入不确定感的威胁、疾病复发之哀伤反应提供护理措施。