He anticipates that he will be in trouble.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He anticipates that he will be in trouble.

He'll get what's coming to him.

He's pessimistic about the future.

Trying to dissuade him only makes him more obstinate.

His hopes were disappointed.

Self‐interest governs all his decisions.

He makes too much of trifling matters.

It's futile trying to convince him.

You will be surprised at [by] his progress.

He has to speculate this state of affairs.

Rumor has it [There is a rumor (about)] that he will soon resign.

He pays close attention to what goes on around him.

He was throbbing with expectation.

He was perplexed at the unexpected result.

I don't like the prospect of meeting him.

He'll have many hardships to go through in the future.

He has now embarked on that challenge.

It's a bad lookout for him.

He is the man who is behind this uproar.

He is the ringleader of the present disturbance.

His hard work will make him.

Notwithstanding , he must be prosecuted.

It is necessary that he prepare for the worst.

That will merely encourage his laziness.＝That will merely encourage him in his laziness.

I recommend caution in dealing with him.

“Will he survive?"—“Not an earthly!"

Probably he is pretending to be away from home again.

He fluctuated between hope and despair.

You cannot expect him to do that.

He is trying to justify his act.