- 看过 predetermined 的人也看了 :
- predispose
- doom
- foreordain
- fate
- predestine
- determine
predetermined 的定义
pre·de·ter·mined, pre·de·ter·min·ing.
- to settle or decide in advance: He had predetermined his answer to the offer.
- to ordain in advance; predestine: She believed that God had predetermined her sorrow.
- to direct or impel; influence strongly: His sympathy for the poor predetermined his choice of a career.
predetermined 近义词
decided in advance
更多predetermined例句
- With the Wizards sticking to their predetermined plan to not play Westbrook on consecutive nights, that means the point guard will sit for nearly a third of those contests.
- Success and failure only look predetermined in hindsight—and even then, as this study illustrates, hindsight remains pretty murky.
- If a swirling storm reaches wind speeds of 63 kilometers per hour, it gets a name from a list of 21 predetermined names.
- He’ll offer to make a new beverage an Allied Brand only if the owner agrees to give KDP the right to purchase it based on a predetermined formula.
- If armed clashes were to break out in a region-wide scale, the “victor” would by no means be predetermined.
- But in this political season, the monthly jobs data has become just so much political football in a predetermined game.
- A propensity to cry is, in part, biologically predetermined.
- Aside from politics, some Chinese think their lack of World Cup talent may be genetically predetermined.
- After all, like gender, race is predetermined; not a learned behavior like racism.
- As a body the congress did not meet with any predetermined revolutionary purpose.
- When a window or door is disturbed or moved more than a predetermined amount, the bell circuit is closed and the alarm sounded.
- Pat's seeming free will was harnessed to serve the predetermined purposes of an ego less powerful but more unscrupulous.
- He would not die till the second part of "Faust" was brought to its predetermined close.
- It was to all appearance the doing of a man who had intended it and brought it to the predetermined conclusion.