Significado
to bring forward, to anticipate
- to bring forward, to move up (in time)
- to anticipate, to foresee
- to advance (money)
- to reveal in advance, to give a preview
En una frase
Se vuoi, possiamo anticipare la cena di mezz'ora.
If you want, we can move dinner up by half an hour.
Sono arrivato presto, ma tu hai anticipato tutti.
I arrived early, but you got there before everyone.
Puoi anticipare cosa dirà il professore domani?
Can you anticipate what the teacher will say tomorrow?
Formas de la palabra (48)
| Palabra | Formas de la palabra |
|---|---|
| anticipare | infinitive |
| anticipiamo | indicative · present · plural · 1st person |
| anticipo | indicative · present · singular · 1st person |
| anticipate | indicative · present · plural · 2nd person |
| anticipi | indicative · present · singular · 2nd person |
| anticipano | indicative · present · plural · 3rd person |
| anticipa | indicative · present · singular · 3rd person |
| anticipavamo | indicative · imperfect · plural · 1st person |
| anticipavo | indicative · imperfect · singular · 1st person |
| anticipavate | indicative · imperfect · plural · 2nd person |
| anticipavi | indicative · imperfect · singular · 2nd person |
| anticipavano | indicative · imperfect · plural · 3rd person |
| anticipava | indicative · imperfect · singular · 3rd person |
| anticipammo | indicative · past · plural · 1st person |
| anticipai | indicative · past · singular · 1st person |
| anticipaste | indicative · past · plural · 2nd person |
| anticipasti | indicative · past · singular · 2nd person |
| anticiparono | indicative · past · plural · 3rd person |
| anticipò | indicative · past · singular · 3rd person |
| anticiperemo | indicative · future · plural · 1st person |
| anticiperò | indicative · future · singular · 1st person |
| anticiperete | indicative · future · plural · 2nd person |
| anticiperai | indicative · future · singular · 2nd person |
| anticiperanno | indicative · future · plural · 3rd person |
| anticiperà | indicative · future · singular · 3rd person |
| anticipiamo | subjunctive · present · plural · 1st person |
| anticipi | subjunctive · present · singular · 1st person |
| anticipiate | subjunctive · present · plural · 2nd person |
| anticipi | subjunctive · present · singular · 2nd person |
| anticipino | subjunctive · present · plural · 3rd person |
| anticipi | subjunctive · present · singular · 3rd person |
| anticipassimo | subjunctive · imperfect · plural · 1st person |
| anticipassi | subjunctive · imperfect · singular · 1st person |
| anticipaste | subjunctive · imperfect · plural · 2nd person |
| anticipassi | subjunctive · imperfect · singular · 2nd person |
| anticipassero | subjunctive · imperfect · plural · 3rd person |
| anticipasse | subjunctive · imperfect · singular · 3rd person |
| anticiperemmo | conditional · present · plural · 1st person |
| anticiperei | conditional · present · singular · 1st person |
| anticipereste | conditional · present · plural · 2nd person |
| anticiperesti | conditional · present · singular · 2nd person |
| anticiperebbero | conditional · present · plural · 3rd person |
| anticiperebbe | conditional · present · singular · 3rd person |
| anticipiamo | imperative · plural · 1st person |
| anticipate | imperative · plural · 2nd person |
| anticipa | imperative · singular · 2nd person |
| anticipando | gerund |
| anticipato | past · participle |
Notas de uso
- For people arriving early, Italians often prefer arrivare in anticipo; anticipare is more common for moving times, dates, or actions earlier.
- Anticipare qualcosa means move it earlier; posticipare or rimandare means delay it. Learners often confuse these opposites.
- With direct objects, use avere in compound tenses: ho anticipato la riunione. For intransitive use about arriving early, essere may appear: sono anticipato.