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premonition

/ˌprem.əˈnɪʃ.ən/

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noun

/ˌprem.əˈnɪʃ.ən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее сильное чувство или интуицию о том, что что-то, особенно неприятное, должно произойти, или раннее предупреждение о будущем событии.

A noun referring to a strong feeling or intuition that something, especially something unpleasant, is about to happen, or an early warning of a future event.

  1. ForebodingB2formal

    A strong feeling that something unpleasant or dangerous is about to happen.

    ruПредчувствие

    • She had a premonition that the trip would end badly.
    • He ignored his premonition of danger and went ahead.
    • A dark premonition settled over her as she entered the house.

    Synonymsapprehensionfearfeelingforebodinghunchintuitionmisgivingpresentimentsuspicion

  2. Early warningB2formal

    A feeling or sign that something, often specific, will happen in the future.

    ruПредчувствие

    • He had a premonition that his friend would call.
    • The dream was a premonition of the coming storm.
    • She felt a sudden premonition about the outcome of the meeting.

    Synonymsfeelingforewarninghunchintuitionomenportentpresentimentsignsuspicion

Forms
  • premonitions plural form
  • premonitions' possessive plural form
  • premonition's possessive singular form
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