predestined

adj.

注定的；

v.

预先确定( predestine的过去式和过去分词 )；预先指定；命定；注定

1. He always had a feeling that he was predestined to leading his country to freedom.
   他总感觉到命里注定他要领导自己的国家走向自由。
2. They both felt that they were predestined to spend their lives together.
   他们俩都觉得他们注定了要在一起生活一辈子。
3. She was obviously predestined to succeed.
   她显然注定了能成功。
4. It seemed that his failure was predestined.
   他的失败似乎是命中注定的。

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