ENVISION

[ɪn`vɪʒ(ə)n]

воображать что-либо, рисовать в своем воображении; представлять себе, предвидеть

envision: translation

(esp. AmE) verb

▪ initially, originally

▪

The work took longer than initially envisioned.

▪ easily

▪

I can easily envision them working together.

▪ currently

▪ always, never

▪ clearly

▪ can

▪

Can you envision such a scenario?

▪ be difficult to, be hard to, be impossible to

▪ be easy to, be possible to

▪ envision yourself doing sth

▪

He envisioned himself dying in a pool of his own blood.

Envision is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑plan

Envision is used with these nouns as the object: ↑future

envision: translation

anticipate, call to mind, call up, conceive, conjure up, contemplate, envisage, fancy, feature, forecast, foreglimpse, foresee, foretaste, have in mind, have in view, image, imagine, just see, look ahead, look beyond, look forward to, look upon, meditate, objectify, picture, predict, prophesy, realize, regard, represent, see, see ahead, see beforehand, summon up, view, viewpoint, vision, visualize

envision [ɪnˊvɪʒn] v

книжн. вообража́ть (что-л.), рисова́ть в своём воображе́нии; представля́ть себе́