英语释义

• (usually followed by `to') determined by tragic fate;

  "doomed to unhappiness"

  "fated to be the scene of Kennedy's assassination"

片语

fated a注定要毁灭的

fated arrows不幸的宿命

Fated Circle命运之环

The Fated定命会

Fated Marriage前世姻缘

fated one女性英文名字

Fated mistakes花田错

as sure as fate千真万确

Fated to命中注定我爱你

Fated Retribution命定报应

英汉例句

• scores of trendy new shops and bistros enliven hamra street, long a dowdy, depressed zone that seemed fated never to regain its pre-civil-war glamour.

  尽管被人认为注定永远恢复不了内战前辉煌，长期以来显得寒酸、萧条的hamra街上也出现几十家时髦的新商店和小餐馆，使之也活跃了起来。

• that will accelerate the demise of those things fated to be replaced anyway.

  这将加速那些注定要被淘汰事物的消亡。

• are african governments fated always tomake a hash of things, ensuring that their continent deserves its description—once harshly made by this newspaper—as 「hopeless」?

  非洲各国政府注定要作贱使得他们这块大陆只能般配「了无希望」——曾经在本杂志尖刻地使用过——这样字眼的描述么？

• the lesson of the recent talks is that belfast seems fated to throw up recurring crises.

  当前会谈的教训在于贝尔法斯特看起来注定要结束反复发生的危机。

• 「there is one thing you must know about me, 」 the prince said to his betrothed. "i was fated at birth to die in the hands of one of three creatures -- a crocodile, a serpent, or a dog.

  「有一件关于我的事，你必须要了解，」王子对未婚妻说，“我命中注定死于三种动物——一条鳄鱼、一条蛇或是一只狗。

• the conceit can turn the search for someone into a search for that someone, which is fated to end in futility or compromise, whether conducted on the internet or in a ballroom.

  自负会让寻找一个人变成寻找特定的那个人，这注定会以徒劳或妥协而结束，无论是在互联网上还是在舞厅里找。

• also interesting: the story seems to find snow white already in possession of the throne, rather than fated to receive it as a reward for her virtue.

  另一点也很有意思：在这个版本中，似乎白雪公主已经拥有了皇位，但并不是由于她的美德命运注定让她拥有皇位来作为奖赏的。

• i「m fated to...

  我是命中注定要做。。。

• that does not mean copenhagen is fated to be a failure.

  但那并不意味着哥本哈根峰会就注定以失败告终。

• but even if you inherited the family frown instead of joy genes, you」re not fated to a life of gloom.

  但即使你错失家庭的快乐基因而遗传了负面情绪的基因，也不等于你就注定会一辈子忧郁。

• observers once assumed the two parties were fated to simulate agreement in public while bickering in private.

  观察者曾假设两党在公共场合注定要达成一致而私下里却争吵不休。

• it was fated that i would one day find myself eager to break out of that box too.

  我注定有一天发现自己也急于打破那个框框。

• only a few days ago, joe sestak, a congressman and former three-star admiral who is vying to become pennsylvania’s next senator, looked fated to be a courageous loser.

  仅仅几天前的时候，还在竞争想要成为宾州下任参议员的前三星海军上将同时又是国会议员的乔 谢斯塔克先生看起来注定要成为一位勇敢无畏的输家了。

相似词

inevitable必然的，不可避免的

fated命中注定的，宿命的；受命运支配的

destined注定（destine的过去式和过去分词）

certainpro 某些；某几个

lethal致死因子

killing谋杀；猎获物；发大财

fatal(Fatal)人名；(葡、芬)法塔尔

mortal凡人的；致死的；终有一死的；不共戴天的

feral野生的；兇猛的；阴郁的

deadlyad 非常；如死一般地

consequence结果；重要性；推论

critical鑒定的；[核] 临界的；批评的，爱挑剔的；危险的；决定性的；评论的

pivotal关键事物；中心事物

major[人类] 成年人；主修科目；陆军少校

weighty重的；重大的；严肃的

consequential间接的；结果的；重要的；随之发生的；自傲的

significant象征；有意义的事物

of属于；……的；……的一部分；住在（某地）；关于；由……组成的；因为；（表示人或事的时空位置）在，当

momentous重要的；重大的

importance价值；重要；重大；傲慢

heavyad 大量地；笨重地

crucial重要的；决定性的；定局的；决断的

weight重量，重力；负担；砝码；重要性

prophetical预言的

bodeful不祥的；预兆的

apocalyptic描述（历史）大动乱的；预示（未来）大灾变的；像世界末日的；严重的，灾难性的；（与）《圣经·启示录》（有关）的，像《圣经·启示录》中描述的；极其壮观的，极其浮夸的；最高潮的，最具决定性的（战争等）

portentous不祥的；预兆的；令人惊讶的

fatidic预言的；预言性的（等于prophetic）

ominous预兆的；不吉利的

prophetic预言的，预示的；先知的

foreboding预感的；不祥之兆的

ill-omened不吉的；恶兆的

ill-boding不吉利的，不祥的

doomed注定；宣判（doom的过去分词）