汉：来源于盎格鲁—撒克逊，有“before,front,superior”的含义，可构成名词和动词。
英：from fore (adv.), which was used as a prefix in Old English and other Germanic languages with a sense of "before in time, rank, position," etc., or designating the front part or earliest time.
1.forebode
v.forefell,portend,betoken;hav sa feeling of usually something evil预言，预兆，预示；有不祥的预感
例句：The woman always forebodes that the worst will happen.那个女人总是预感到发生最坏的事。
2.forecast
v.foretell 预报
n.prediction 预报 *cast (=throw)
例句：Today's weather forecast calls for cooler temperatures.今天的天气预报说气温将继续下降。
3.foremost
adj.first,most notable 第一痊的，一流的
例句：Nathaniel Hawthome is one of America's foremost writers.纳撒尼尔.霍桑是美国的主要作家之一。
4.foreshadow
v.adumbrate,be sign of something to come 预示，预告，预兆
例句：Yesterday's events foreshadowed today's disaster.昨天的事件预示了今天的灾难。
5.foresight
n. foreseeing,forethought 先见之明，远见
例句：Luckily,Tom had had the foresight to make a record of the stolen equipments serial numbers in case something like this happened.幸运的是，汤姆有先见之明，他记录下了被偷设备的序列号，以防此类事件发生。
6.forestall
v.do something first and so prevent another from doing it ,buy up 先发制人，预先阻止；囤积居奇 *stall(=put)
例句：Alttorneys for Green Peace are asking the judge to forestall the sale of the land.绿色和平组织一方的辩护律师请求法官预先阻止那块土地被卖掉。