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be destined to

注定的…;一定会…

be destined to 例句

英汉例句

  • there may be an end to our agony, and we may still be destined to attain peaceful and serene bliss.

    那可能是我们痛苦的终点,我们才可能火实现平和宁静的幸福。

  • and perhaps every little towns or villages in china will be destined to experience this course during their urbanizations.

    这或许也是中国每一个小镇(村庄)在城镇化进程中必然会经历的过程。

  • if you have no such capability but this requirement, your kind wife will be destined to leave you!

    如果你还没有能力但你有这样的要求,善良的好妻子是注定会离开你的!

  • major city can cultivate and grow excellent doctor easily, but excellent doctor do not be destined to appear in big cities !

    大城市容易出好大夫,但好大夫没有命中注定必须出现在大城市!

  • light and handy airframe and the pliable and tough material quality will be destined to become your 「secret arms」 of 3d flying.

    轻巧的机身、韧让性超强的材质,注定它成为你练行3d飞行的秘密武器!

  • as a brand-new system, the bankruptcy law, the bankruptcy manager system remains to be destined to improve itself.

    管理人制度是新破产法中全新的制度,这注定其还有待完善。

  • the way of life seems short, but long, a number of years ago, a number of years ago, you came to this world, may be destined to the ordinary.

    人生的道路,但似乎短,许多年前,数年前,你来到这个世界,可能是命中注定的平凡。

  • for example will we be destined to be a leader, healer, builder, teacher, student, warrior, monastic, parent, etc?

    例如我们往生成为一个领导、医生、建筑工人、教师、学生、战士、僧侣、父母亲等等?

  • may be destined to a person「s character, it is not easy to change.

    可能一个人的性格是注定的,不容易改变的。

  • but hearing that the odds of divorce are almost 1 in 2 tends not to make us think that our own marriages may be destined to fail.

    但当我们听到离婚率几乎是2分之1时,却不大会想到自己的婚姻可能注定要失败。

  • gate receipts will be destined to my foundation.

    门票收入将归入我的基金会。

  • if you don」t set your own goals, you「ll be destined to end up striving for others」.

    如果你不为自己设定目标,那么你注定要为达到别人的目标而奔命。

  • in the development of human history, once a person gets ill, he would be destined to not only suffer physical pain, but also burdened with more moral disapproval and condemnation.

    在人类历史发展史上,每一时代只要有人得了疾病,他就注定不仅要遭受身体上的痛苦,还要背负着更多的道德上的非议和谴责。

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