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预期 (yùqī) is usually used in conversation to express the idea of expecting or anticipating something. For example, one might say "我预期他会来" (wǒ yùqī tā huì lái) which means "I expect him to come".
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1. 预料 (yùliào) - to predict, to forecast, to anticipate
2. 预想 (yùxiǎng) - to imagine, to envision, to anticipate
3. 预计 (yùjì) - to estimate, to project, to anticipate
4. 预测 (yùcè) - to predict, to forecast, to anticipate
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There are a few contexts where it would be inappropriate to use 预期 (yùqī):
1. In personal relationships, using 预期 (yùqī) to express expectations may come across as demanding or controlling, and it may be more appropriate to use words like 希望 (xīwàng) or 盼望 (pànwàng).
2. In some contexts, using 预期 (yùqī) may be seen as too formal or stiff, and other words like 期望 (qīwàng) or 预计 (yùjì) may be more commonly used.
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