preordain
英 ['pri:ɔ:'deɪn] 美 [ˌpriɔ'deɪn]

vt.

预先规定，注定；

变形

过去式：preordained过去分词：preordained现在分词：preordaining第三人称单数：preordains

英英释义

preordain[ ,pri:ɔ:'dein ]

• v.foreordain or determine beforehand

  同义词：predestineforeordain

权威例句

Is Our Happiness Preordained?
Cuomo landslide not preordained
Democracy's Victory Is Not Preordained
The Preordained Academic Relationship between Marcuse and Freud
‘In Preordained Patterns’: Peter Ackroyd and the Voices of London
Preordained science and student autonomy: the nature of laboratory tasks in physics classrooms
Predestinate Grooves: Is There a Preordained Language “Program”?
When Consumer Protection becomes Preordained: Malcolm v. Evenflo and Montana's Products Liability Standard
Results of investigation of Gazprom's activities in EU not preordained - EC (Part 2)
Thoughts of a travelling ecologist 11. The marriage of ecology and social sciences is preordained