fate

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US
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fatesubstantiv
fates
Pl.
Übersetzungen
He believed that it was his fate to become a great artist.
Он верил, что его судьба стать великим художником.
The fate of the prisoners was uncertain.
Участь заключенных была неопределенной.
She felt that her life was controlled by fate.
Она чувствовала, что ее жизнью управляет рок.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
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The development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power.
Many people believe that fate brought them together.
The inevitable outcome or destiny of a person or thing.
The fate of the ancient city was sealed when the volcano erupted.
A power that is believed to control what happens in the future.
He resigned himself to his fate, knowing he could not change the outcome.
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fated
Präteritum
fated
Partizip Perfekt
fating
Gerundium
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The ancient prophecy seemed to fate the hero to a life of adventure.
Древнее пророчество, казалось, предопределяло герою жизнь, полную приключений.
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To predetermine or decide the outcome of something in advance, often implying that the outcome is inevitable or unavoidable.
The tragic end of the hero was fated from the beginning of the story.
Fatessubstantiv

fate

fates
Pl.
Übersetzungen
The fates of the two brothers were intertwined.
Судьбы двух братьев были переплетены.
The fates of the soldiers were uncertain after the battle.
Учати солдат были неопределёнными после битвы.
The fates of the ancient heroes were often tragic.
Роки древних героев часто были трагичными.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
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The power or agency that predetermines and orders the course of events.
Many people believe that the fates have a hand in shaping their lives.
Destinies or outcomes that are regarded as predetermined and inevitable.
The fates of the characters in the novel were sealed from the beginning.
Fateseigenname
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In Greek and Roman mythology, the three goddesses (Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos) who govern the destiny of gods and mortals.
Legend tells that the Fates measure and cut the thread of every human life.