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предчувствовать v stresses
gen.	have a premonition (of, about); have presentiment; anticipate; apprehend (что-либо дурное); presage (особ. дурное); feel; be presentient of (что-либо); have a hunch; forbode (River); fear (что-то нехорошее Aly19); have a feeling (that); have a presentiment (of, about); divine; have a foreboding (of, about); be presentient of something (что-либо); have a feeling; forebode (преим. дурное); foretaste; misgive (опасность, несчастье); mistrust; perceive beforehand; have a premonition about; have a feeling that... (with что)
Gruzovik	have a presentiment of/about; have a foreboding of/about; have a premonition of/about
animat.	get a hunch (Now, I've gotta hunch we'll get to the bottom of this South_Park)
book.	bode
fig.	have advance knowledge (Andrey Truhachev)
idiom.	see the handwriting on the wall (z484z); feel something in one's bones (что-либо Bobrovska); have a gut feeling (I have a gut feeling that something bad is going to happen when we go there Taras)
inf.	hunch
Makarov.	get a hunch; have a foreboding; have a premonition (of, about)
rel., budd.	forefeet
uncom.	foreshadow (дурное); forefeel
предчувствоваться v
gen.	anticipate; have a feeling (that); have a premonition (of, about); have a presentiment (of, about); have a foreboding
Gruzovik	have a foreboding; anticipate
предчувствуя v
gen.	forebodingly

предчувствовать : 39 phrases in 7 subjects

Buddhism	1
Business	1
Diplomacy	1
Football	1
General	15
Literature	1
Makarov	19