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forthcoming

/ˌfɔːrθˈkʌm.ɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das in Kürze geschehen oder erscheinen wird; außerdem eine Person, die bereit ist, Informationen zu geben oder zu helfen.

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adjective

/ˌfɔːrθˈkʌm.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das in Kürze geschehen oder erscheinen wird; außerdem eine Person, die bereit ist, Informationen zu geben oder zu helfen.

Describes something that is about to happen or appear; also used to describe a person who is willing to give information or help.

  1. About to happenB2formal

    Planned or expected to happen in the near future.

    deBevorstehend

    • The forthcoming election will be closely watched.
    • We are preparing for the forthcoming conference.
    • Her forthcoming book is highly anticipated.

    Synonymecomingimminentimpendingin storenearupcoming

    Antonymebygonepastprevious

  2. Willing to give informationB2formal

    Ready to provide information or help; open and communicative.

    deAuskunftsfreudig

    • The witness was not very forthcoming with details.
    • She was surprisingly forthcoming about her past.
    • He was less forthcoming than we had hoped.

    Synonymeapproachablecandidcommunicativefrankinformativeopentalkativeunreserved

    Antonymeguardedreservedreticentsecretiveuncommunicative

  3. Available when neededC1formal

    Supplied or made available when required.

    deVerfügbar

    • No further funding was forthcoming.
    • The promised support was not forthcoming.
    • A clear explanation was not forthcoming from the authorities.

    Synonymeaccessibleat handavailableobtainableon handon tapready

    Antonymeabsentmissingscarceunavailable

Formen
  • more forthcoming comparative form
  • most forthcoming superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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