Galician

Verb

previsto m ‎(feminine singular prevista, masculine plural previstos, feminine plural previstas)

1. past participle of prever

Italian

Verb

previsto m ‎(feminine singular prevista, masculine plural previsti, feminine plural previste)

1. past participle of prevedere

Adjective

previsto m ‎(feminine singular prevista, masculine plural previsti, feminine plural previste)

1. expected
2. forecast

Noun

previsto m ‎(plural previsti)

1. Something expected, forecast or supposed

Anagrams

• proviste, sportive

Portuguese

Etymology

Past participle of prever ‎(“foresee”).

Pronunciation

• (Brazil) IPA^(key): /pɾe.ˈvis.tu/, /pɾe.ˈviʃ.tu/
• (South Brazil) IPA^(key): /pɾe.ˈvis.to/
• (Portugal) IPA^(key): /pɾɨ.ˈviʃ.tu/

Adjective

previsto m ‎(feminine singular prevista, masculine plural previstos, feminine plural previstas, comparable)

1. anticipated (expected to happen)

   Este é um desastre previsto.‎

   This is an anticipated disaster.

2. scheduled (set to a date)

   O evento está previsto para semana que vem.‎

   The event is scheduled for next week.

3. (law) formally described in a legal document

   Na constituição, assassínio é um crime previsto.‎

   In the constitution, murder is a formally described crime.

Synonyms

• (anticipated): antecipado, esperado
• (scheduled): marcado
• (formally described): definido, especificado, previso

Related terms

Verb

previsto

1. Masculine singular past participle of prever

Spanish

Adjective

previsto m ‎(feminine singular prevista, masculine plural previstos, feminine plural previstas)

1. expected, predicted

Antonyms

• imprevisto

Verb

previsto m ‎(feminine singular prevista, masculine plural previstos, feminine plural previstas)

1. Past participle of prever.