preordain v slovarju Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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preordain [am. angl. ˌpriɔrˈdeɪn, brit. angl. ˌpriːɔːˈdeɪn] GLAG. preh. glag.

preordain

predestinar

preordain

preordinar ur. jez.

preordain v slovarju PONS

Prevodi za preordain v slovarju angleščina»španščina

preordain [ˌpri:ɔ:ˈdeɪn, am. angl. -ɔ:rˈ-] GLAG. preh. glag. ur. jez.

preordain

predeterminar

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Moreover, lese-majeste prosecutions are being tried in closed door military courts, with the verdict preordained.

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The outcome is preordained, if not the timing.

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However, saving the astronauts was neither the most probable outcome of that particular crisis nor was it preordained in any way.

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Every match, goal, controversies, transfer -- every action that has occurred in 90 minutes on the pitch or beyond it, is preordained.

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Whether you're talking about history or about life, nothing is preordained.

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It was exciting to see something happen that wasn't preordained to happen.

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When you meet the person you are meant to be with, there's this overwhelming feeling that this was preordained.

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Sometimes even the most thoughtful designs and engineering feats are preordained to fail.

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Western modernity is only one of these and there is nothing preordained about its current hegemonic pre-eminence.

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This means that it is not preordained that capitalists must exploit labour to compensate for a declining rate of profit.

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