Meaning of 'envisage' in Basque is: joerak

envisage: joerak

Verb:

aurrean, aurreikusten, topaketa, Ekin, bularreko, Zentzu, kontuan hartu, iritzitako, uste, begiratu.

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Verb(1) form a mental image of something that is not present or that is not the case

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(1) She would then envisage what the desired final print should look like and expose the negative accordingly.(2) Nobody can know what kind of world will result from the interplay of these forces, but it is possible to envisage plausible futures.(3) Frankly, it's difficult to envisage him being nearly as influential in any role other than that of the focal point of the attack.(4) If this is so, it is difficult not to envisage the death-rate substantially increasing.(5) Regardless of the outcome, it is difficult to envisage the resumption of business as usual afterwards.(6) With a user base of over one million people, it is difficult to envisage a way in which this difficulty can be overcome.(7) A large, whitewashed house just yards from a white beach and a little stone harbour, it is difficult to envisage a more perfect location.(8) Living the student lifestyle, it becomes difficult to envisage yourself in a u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510normalu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb routine.(9) I didn't envisage this would be a problem, but I was wrong.(10) I do not pretend to be able to envisage all the various possibilities.(11) In these circumstances it is difficult to envisage anyone using their law or medical degree for benevolent reasons.(12) In most of the tapestries that we see in museums or country houses the dyes have faded badly and it is difficult to envisage the impact they had when first hung.(13) The plan also envisages the establishment of eight district councils working under the Provisional Council.(14) The plan also envisages the creation of a trading company which would covenant all profits back to the parent company.(15) He explained that he envisages himself working there for the next 25 years.(16) Ninety per cent of the 162 submissions opposed the nationwide introduction of e-voting as currently envisaged .