preordained

英 [ˌpriːɔːˈdeɪnd]

美 [ˌpriːɔːrˈdeɪnd]

adj.  命中注定的; 上天安排的
v.  预知; 注定; 命中注定
preordain的过去分词和过去式

过去式：preordained　

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牛津词典

adj.

• 命中注定的；上天安排的
  already decided or planned by God or by fate
  1. Is everything we do preordained?
     我们做的事都是天意吗？
  2. They seemed preordained to meet.
     他们似乎命中注定要相逢。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 命中注定的；上天安排的
  If you say that something ispreordained, you mean you believe it to be happening in the way that has been decided by a power such as God or fate.
  1. ...the belief that our actions are the unfolding of a preordained destiny.
     认为我们的行为只是揭开了冥冥中注定的命运的观点

双语例句

• But its consequences are far from preordained, including for the US.
  但其结果绝非已经注定，包括对美国来说。
• They seemingly crowned King James the MVP from the beginning of the season as if for some reason it was spiritually preordained.
  媒体们看起来从赛季一开始就拥护詹姆斯成为MVP，好像由于某种原因而从心理上就注定会成立的一样。
• He believed that he was preordained to succeed.
  他确信自己注定会成功。
• An election, seemingly preordained to give Mr. Blatter a fifth term as president, is scheduled for Friday.
  似乎注定会让布拉特第五次当选FIFA主席的选举，定于周五举行。
• There is nothing preordained about American decline.
  美国并不一定会衰落。
• Some people believe that fate has preordained whether they will be happy or unhappy.
  有些人相信他们是否幸福是命中注定的。
• Taking into account the continued evolution, these primary tumors preordained not to metastatic could acquire the full metastasis capacity.
  考虑肿瘤不断演进，注定不会转移的肿瘤完全可以获得充分的转移能力。
• Complete recovery, illness, or early death are not preordained on the part of the entity [ or whole self].
  完全的恢复、病或是过早地死亡并不是实体（者说是全我）定的。
• Now, while the US economy and those in the Asia-Pacific are well positioned to grow together, our success neither of ours is preordained.
  尽管美国经济及亚太地区各国经济具备共同增长的有利条件，但我们的成功我们任何人的成功都不是先天注定的。
• Eg. in retrospect all successful policies seem preordained.
  追溯一切成功的政策，看来都有其预兆。