forward-thinking

forward-thinking — 名詞

1. the practice of considering what may happen in the future and making suitable pr

1.名詞B2
釋義

前瞻思維

為未來做準備的思考方式

the practice of considering what may happen in the future and making suitable preparations for it

例句

The city's forward-thinking on climate change led to better flood defenses along the river.

該城市在氣候變遷上的前瞻思維,促使河岸防洪設施獲得大幅改善。

collocation: show / demonstrate / require forward-thinking

Rachid's forward-thinking helped the startup survive its first difficult year.

Rachid 的前瞻思維讓新創公司順利度過第一年的難關。

同義詞
  • foresight

    emphasises the ability to predict future events, not the active planning that forward-thinking includes

  • vision

    more about an inspiring long-term image of the future; less about practical preparation

  • forethought

    focuses on thinking ahead before acting, often in smaller-scale or immediate decisions

反義詞
  • short-sightedness

    focusing only on immediate needs without considering the future

  • myopia

    formal term for a narrow, present-focused perspective

文法句型

forward-thinking + about + noun phrase

show / demonstrate forward-thinking

用法筆記

Unlike 'foresight', which emphasises the ability to predict what will happen, forward-thinking places more weight on actively planning and preparing based on those predictions.

常見錯誤

He showed a lot of forward-thinking mind.
He showed a lot of forward-thinking.
💡forward-thinking is a noun; do not add 'mind' or 'attitude' after it.
The forward-thinking of the plan was clear.
The forward-thinking nature of the plan was clear.
💡when describing a plan's quality, use 'forward-thinking' as an adjective modifying 'nature' or as a standalone adjective.

forward-thinking — 形容詞