No. 11,162 in French
pronostique
"Pronostique" means "forecast" or "prognosis" in English.
In a sentence
Le médecin a donné son pronostique concernant la guérison du patient.
The doctor gave his prognosis regarding the patient's recovery.
In this sentence, "pronostique" is used in a medical context to refer to the prediction made by a professional about the course of an illness or recovery.
Je me repose sur les pronostiques des experts pour choisir mon investissement.
I rely on the experts' forecasts to choose my investment.
Here, "pronostiques" is applied in an economic or strategy context, suggesting calculated predictions about market trends.
Les pronostiques météorologiques annoncent de la pluie pour demain.
Weather forecasts predict rain for tomorrow.
In this example, "pronostiques" implies predictions made about weather conditions based on meteorological data.
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