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ordain

/awr-deyn/US // ɔrˈdeɪn //UK // (ɔːˈdeɪn) //

命名为,命名,命运的安排,颁布法令

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to invest with ministerial, priestly, or rabbinical functions.
    • : to enact or establish by law, edict, etc.: to ordain a new type of government.
    • : to decree; give orders for: He ordained that the restrictions were to be lifted.
    • : to destine or predestine: Fate had ordained the meeting.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to order or command: Thus do the gods ordain.
    • : to select for or appoint to an office.
    • : to invest someone with sacerdotal functions.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbestablish, install
Forms: ordained

Examples

  • According to its ideology, the revolution was a means for Shia clergy to prepare for the long-awaited return of the Twelfth divinely ordained Shia Imam and descendant of the Prophet Muhammad.

  • My belief is that come September, we will see that the belief that inflation was ordained is completely incorrect, because debt generated by fiscal policy is inherently disinflationary or deflationary.

  • That whole journey was about 10 years of going away and training to become a monk and then train as a novice monk and eventually becoming a fully ordained monk.

  • To Schlafly and her allies then, the military reflected a God-ordained, natural balance, and the ERA threatened to upend it.

  • The Mandarin word yuánfèn, 缘分, refers to a relationship ordained by fate or destiny.

  • And no religious denomination should be forced to ordain gays or women as priests, right?

  • The letter also ordered her to “take down www.ordainwomen.org and disassociat[e] yourself from Ordain Women.”

  • Kate Kelly, the leader of Ordain Women, was officially excommunicated.

  • The Ordain Women website posted some of Harrison's email to Kelly informing her of her excommunication.

  • Among other things, Weiss had the beautiful chutzpah to ordain Orthodox women.

  • They say they ordain and establish it; we do not speak of ordaining leagues and compacts.

  • It is very proper to say, too, I suppose, that it is an imposition when the bishops ordain the ministers?

  • The bishops will ordain no persons whose names have not been submitted to the Government and approved by it.

  • "The deities ordain and the balance weighs; your reward will be the greater," replied Ten-teh.

  • The government they aimed at was not democracy, but theocracy: "God never did ordain democracy as a fit government," said Cotton.