Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Envision"

A: It means to sort of imagine something, only in a big way.
"I envision a world where everyone gets along and there is lasting peace."
"I envision a time when we stop damaging our planet and restore it to health."

A: It means to dream, imagine, visualize, or think of _______. Usually said when talking about something you'd like to happen.

Examples:
-I envision a better future
-Today is not going how I envisioned it to be
-She is envisioning this year to be much better than the last

Hope that helps 🙂

A: Envision means to imagine or visualise a possibility in the future.

Example: In 5 years, I envision myself graduating from college.

A: Envision = To imagine or create a picture of something in your mind.

A: ~It was beyond anything she could envision.
~When one thinks "prom", they usually envision a traditional dress.
~Did you envision having romantic dinners, traveling and entertaining friends and family?
~It won't be easy to become the kind of woman you envision for yourself.
~It's better than what I envisioned.

Hope this helped ^^

A: She envisioned a better life for herself.
The future I envision is no more like what we have today.
The inventor envisioned many uses for his creation.
It's hard to envision these characters living happily.

The word 'envision' can be used like the word 'imagine', they are very similar.

A: “Where do you envision yourself in 5 years?”
“They didn't envision any problems with the new company”

A: In the future, some people envision flying cars.

A: I envision a world where not a single person is oppressed.

A true genius can envision the future.

She's always been a dreamer! She told me that she envisions herself on the stage of Broadway!

A: They are very similar, I see them used interchangeably. A slight difference between the two is that "envision" is for a possibility that seems far out, "envisage" is for something you think will happen soon. Don't worry too much about that, they are both used basically the same and native speakers don't usually know the difference either.

A: Envision: to imagine something in your mind. Ex: When I close my eyes to meditate, I try to envision a peaceful world.

Prophesy: to make a prediction about the future, usually in a religious context. Ex: The ancient scriptures prophesied that the world will end with a raging fire.

Foresee: to predict or suppose something will happen, sometimes based on clues. It can be religious or not. Ex: I foresaw she would break up with you when she started talking badly about you behind your back.

A: Envision is to see something in the future. Example: "I envision being rich in the future". Imagine is just to think about anything. Example: "Imagine if we could fly". Hope this helps! :)

A: "assume" = think it is already true
"predict" = think it will be true
"suppose" = think it might be true (lower probability)
"envision" = think it can be pictured (may or may not be possible)
"imagine" = think of it (may or may not be possible)

Bill assumes the wall is good, but I predict someone will find a way to knock it down. I suppose you could use a little dynamite, but I imagine a large dragon would be more impressive. Personally I'm envisioning a battering ram to knock it down this weekend"

A: envisioned is used when we imagine something for the future, often something amazing but something we could possibly create or could happen. e.g. "He envisioned building a successful business". imagine is more like daydreaming and often used when we think of things with no limits e.g. "He imagined marrying his crush"

A: It is correct, but very stiff. More natural words world be:

How dare you imagine them working together?

A: https://forvo.com/word/envisioning/#en

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