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destined [ˈdɛstɪnd] adj (postpositive)
1. foreordained or certain; meant he is destined to be famous 2. (usually foll by for) heading (towards a specific destination); directed a letter destined for Europe ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
destined adjective fated, meant, intended, designed, certain, bound, doomed, ordained, predestined, foreordained He feels that he was destined to become a musician. Translations destined [ˈdestɪnd] ADJ 1. (= intended) destined for → destinado a 2. (= fated) to be destined to do sth → estar destinado a hacer algo it was destined to fail → estaba destinado or condenado a fracasar she was destined for greater things → estaba destinada or predestinada a llegar lejos it was destined to happen this way → tenía que ocurrir así we were destined never to meet again → el destino no quiso que nos volviéramos a encontrar 3. (= travelling) destined for London → con destino a Londres destined [ˈdɛstɪnd] adj to be destined to do sth (by fate) → être destiné(e) à faire qch to be destined for sth (= be bound for) [person] → être promis(e) à qch; [thing] → être destiné(e) à qch (= on the way to) destined for London → à destination de Londres destined destined [ˈdɛstɪnd] adj pred a. destined for sth/sb/to do sth (by fate) → destinato/a a qc/qn/a fare qc we were destined to meet → eravamo destinati a incontrarci b. (bound for) destined for London → con destinazione Londra, diretto/a a Londra destined [ˈdɛstɪnd] adj pred a. destined for sth/sb/to do sth (by fate) → destinato/a a qc/qn/a fare qc we were destined to meet → eravamo destinati a incontrarci b. (bound for) destined for London → con destinazione Londra, diretto/a a Londra adj destined [ˈdestind] 1 (having a future) organized or arranged beforehand (by a person or by fate) She was destined for success. voorbestem مُقَدَّر لَهُ предопределен předurčený bestemt for; bestemt til bestimmt προορισμένος destinado ette määratud مقدر شده برای tarkoitettu destiné à נוֹעָד ל- निर्दिष्ट, नियत predodređen vmire rendeltetve van ditakdirkan sem er ætlaður ákveðinn ferill destinato 運命づけられた 운명 지어진 (kam) skirta, lemta iepriekšnolemts mentakdirkan voorbeschikt bestemt for/til predystynowany, z góry przeznaczony destinado menit предназначенный predurčený določen (za kaj) predodređen []bestämd, ämnad ซึ่งถูกกำหนดไว้ล่วงหน้าแล้ว kaderinde var, alnına yazılmış 註定的 приречений مقدر نے جسے پہلے سے طے کیا ہو đã được trù định từ trước 注定的 2 bound or heading (for a place) destined for Singapore. voorbestem مُتَّجِه إلى предназначен určený, směřující på vej til unterwegs (nach) κατευθυνόμενος con destino teel عازم؛ رهسپار matkalla à destination de מְיוֹעָד לְ- निर्दिष्ट namijenjen vhová tartó menuju á leið til diretto ~行きである (~로) 향하는 vykstantis ar galamērķi arah bestemd på vei til, med kurs mot przeznaczony, zmierzający destinado cu destinaţia направляющийся smerujúci namenjen (proti) putovati za destinerad ซึ่งมุ่งหน้าไปทาง ...-e gidecek 向...去的 такий, що прямує, тримає курс کسی مقام کی طرف قصد کرنا đi đến một nơi 向...去的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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They ran thus: "AN IMPENETRABLE MYSTERY SEEMS DESTINED TO HANG FOR EVER OVER THIS ACT OF MADNESS OR DESPAIR. Again, "the good and just," throughout the book, is the expression used in referring to the self-righteous of modern times,-- those who are quite sure that they know all that is to be known concerning good and evil, and are satisfied that the values their little world of tradition has handed down to them, are destined to rule mankind as long as it lasts. Recognition, as the name indicates, is a change from ignorance to knowledge, producing love or hate between the persons destined by the poet for good or bad fortune. |
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