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preordained
英：【ˌpriːɔːˈdeɪnd】美：【ˌpriːɔːrˈdeɪnd】
英：
美：
adj.
注定的；天命的
v.
预先注定；预定（preordain的过去式和过去分词）
过去式:preordained 原型:preordained
1、
preordained
fate ─── 因果
1、preordained fate ─── 因果
1、When listening to a client tell such a sad story, it is easy to believe that their situation was all but
preordained
. ─── 听完客户讲述的这个令人沮丧的故事，很容易相信他的境遇是命中注定的。
2、Is everything we do
preordained
? ─── 我们做的事都是天意吗？
3、There was nothing
preordained
about Chicago being home to a program of that scale. ─── 芝加哥成为了这么大规模项目所在地并不是命中注定的。
4、They seemed
preordained
to meet. ─── 他们似乎命中注定要相逢。
5、His mothers brother did, too. Looking back on it, you might say the genes
preordained
that he would be a basketball maven. ─── 回望一下，你或许会说可能就是这些基因的遗传就命中注定了科比天生就是块打篮球的好材料。
6、We do not wish to pretend that current practice reflects some sort of timeless and perfectly logical outcome of
preordained
destiny. ─── 我们不打算声称本书反映了某种永恒的、逻辑完美的成果，这是已经命中注定的成果。
7、Yet, one of his key roles is to bat back ideas from China team that he thinks are
preordained
to fail in the unique market. ─── 但他的关键职责之一，是驳回中国团队那些他认为在这个特殊市场注定会失败的想法。
8、nothing
preordained
about Chicago being home to a program of that scale. ─── 芝加哥成为了这么大规模项目所在地并不是命中注定的。
9、First, the rise of China and, behind it, that of India, is not
preordained
(see below). ─── 首先，中国以及印度的崛起并非命中注定（见下文）。
Some people believe that fate has
preordained
whether they will be happy or unhappy.
My love for you is
preordained
.
Is everything we do
preordained
?
His life seems to have followed a
preordained
path/direction.
In retrospect all successful policies seem
preordained
.
It was
preordained
that we should win.
They seemed
preordained
to meet.
He was
preordained
to be our leader.
Some people believe that fate has been
preordained
whether they will be happy or not.