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n. foreknowledge, precognition* * *prescience -
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n. prudence, foresight, calculation, prescience* * *estimate -
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adj. sixth sense--------n. premonition, precognition, presentiment, foresight, forethought, vision, foreboding, hunch, a hunch, intuition, presage, prescience* * *1. premonition 2. presentiment -
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n. prescience, vision -
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"1. the front, the area or part which lies to the front: Trenin ilerisini göremiyoruz. We can´t see the front section of the train. 2. the next part (of a road, a course, a job): İlerimizde deniz vardı. In front of us lay the sea. Yolun ilerisi çok virajlı. The next part of the road is full of curves. Bu işin ilerisi pek kolay olmaz. The next part of this job won´t be very easy. 3. the future, the time yet to come; the time which lies just ahead: İlerimiz kış. Winter is just around the corner. İleriyi hiç düşünmedin mi? Haven´t you ever thought about the future? 4. mil. advance, forward, situated near the front: ileri komuta yeri advance command post. 5. fast (clock, watch, etc.): Saatim iki dakika ileri. My watch is two minutes fast. 6. /dan/ ahead of, before, (something) which precedes: Tacimah bizden ileri sınıflardan birindeydi. Tacimah was in one of the classes ahead of us. 7. advanced; beyond the elementary stage; ahead of others. 8. advanced (age, years): Hoşkadem oldukça ileri bir yaşta aşka düştü. Hoşkadem fell in love at a rather advanced age. 9. Forward!/Onward! 10. forward, forwards, to the front; out in front; onward, onwards. -si 1. the future. 2. the farther part. 3. the rest, what is still to come. - almak /ı/ 1. to move (something) forward, move (something) towards the front. 2. to promote (someone). 3. to set or put (a clock, watch) forward. - atılmak to spring forward; to rush forward. -den beri for a long time now. - çıkmak to come forward. - evre advanced stage. - geçmek 1. to go forward, go to the front. 2. to be promoted. - gelenler important people, prominent people, notables, worthies, bigwigs. - gelmek /dan/ to be caused by, result from, be due to. -sini gerisini düşünmemek/hesaplamamak/saymamak /ın/ not to give a thought to the consequences of (something). - geri konuşmak/laflar etmek/söylemek to speak in an offhanded and tactless way, talk offhandedly and tactlessly. - gitmek 1. to advance, progress. 2. to go too far, go beyond the bounds of what is considered acceptable. 3. (for a clock or watch) to gain time, be fast. -sine gitmek /ın/ 1. to consider (something) in depth, go into (something) in detail. 2. to see (something) through. -yi görmek to foresee the future. - görüş foresight, prescience. - görüşlü foresighted, foresightful, farsighted, prescient (person). - götürmek /ı/ to take (something) too far, carry (something) too far. - hat mil. front line. - karakol mil. outpost; outlying picket. - marş! mil. Forward, march! - sürmek /ı/ 1. to drive (someone, something) forward. 2. to put forward, set forth (an idea). - varmak to go too far, go beyond the bounds of what is considered acceptable." -
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the prescience of God. -
8 öngörü
foresight, prescience.
См. также в других словарях:
prescience — [ presjɑ̃s ] n. f. • XIIe; lat. ecclés. præscientia 1 ♦ Théol. Connaissance infaillible que Dieu a de l avenir de l humanité dans son ensemble et ses moindres détails. La prescience divine. 2 ♦ Cour. Faculté ou action de prévoir des événements à… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Préscience — Prescience La prescience est la faculté de pouvoir lire dans l avenir. D un point de vue théologique, c est la connaissance qu a Dieu des évènements à venir. En pratique, elle est considérée comme une pseudoscience. C est aussi une étape… … Wikipédia en Français
Prescience — Pre sci*ence (pr[=e] sh[i^]*ens or pr[=e] shens; 277), n. [F. prescience, L. praescientia. See {Prescient}.] Knowledge of events before they take place; foresight. [1913 Webster] God s certain prescience of the volitions of moral agents. J.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
prescience — index precognition Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
prescience — (n.) late 14c., from L.L. praescientia fore knowledge, from *praescientem, prp. of *praescire to know in advance, from L. prae before (see PRE (Cf. pre )) + scire to know (see SCIENCE (Cf. science)) … Etymology dictionary
prescience — prescience, prescient The usual pronunciations are pres i ǝns and pres i ǝnt, with the first and second syllables both short … Modern English usage
prescience — [presh′əns, presh′ē əns; prē′shəns, prē′shē əns] n. [OFr < LL(Ec) praescientia < L praescire, to know beforehand: see PRE & SCIENCE] apparent knowledge of things before they happen or come into being; foreknowledge prescient adj.… … English World dictionary
prescience — (prè si an s ) s. f. Terme de théologie. Connaissance particulière que Dieu a des choses qui ne sont pas encore arrivées, et qui ne laissent pas de lui être déjà présentes. • Il ne sert de rien, pour expliquer la prescience, de mettre un… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
Prescience — La prescience est la faculté de pouvoir lire dans l avenir. D un point de vue théologique, c est la connaissance qu a Dieu des évènements à venir. C est aussi une étape caractérisée par le fait qu il n existe aucune théorie générale dans un… … Wikipédia en Français
PRESCIENCE — s. f. T. dogmatique. Connaissance de ce qui doit arriver. Il ne se dit qu en parlant de Dieu. Dieu connaît tout par sa prescience. La prescience de Dieu n ôte pas la liberté à l homme … Dictionnaire de l'Academie Francaise, 7eme edition (1835)
PRESCIENCE — n. f. T. de Théologie Connaissance de ce qui doit arriver. Il ne se dit qu’en parlant de Dieu. La prescience divine. Il se dit, par extension, dans le langage courant, de la Prévision de l’avenir chez les hommes. Il eut, par une sorte de… … Dictionnaire de l'Academie Francaise, 8eme edition (1935)
