fate 音标拼音: [f'et]
n .
U 命运;毁灭,灾难,死亡
U 命运;毁灭,灾难,死亡
fate n 1 :
an event (
or a course of events )
that will inevitably happen in the future [
synonym : {
destiny }, {
fate }]
2 :
the ultimate agency regarded as predetermining the course of events (
often personified as a woman ); "
we are helpless in the face of destiny " [
synonym : {
destiny }, {
fate }]
3 :
your overall circumstances or condition in life (
including everything that happens to you ); "
whatever my fortune may be "; "
deserved a better fate "; "
has a happy lot "; "
the luck of the Irish "; "
a victim of circumstances "; "
success that was her portion " [
synonym : {
fortune }, {
destiny }, {
fate }, {
luck },
{
lot }, {
circumstances }, {
portion }]
v 1 :
decree or designate beforehand ; "
She was destined to become a great pianist " [
synonym : {
destine }, {
fate }, {
doom },
{
designate }]
Fate \
Fate \ (
f [=
a ]
t ),
n . [
L .
fatum a prophetic declaration ,
oracle ,
what is ordained by the gods ,
destiny ,
fate ,
fr .
fari to speak :
cf .
OF .
fat .
See {
Fame }, {
Fable }, {
Ban },
and cf .
1st {
Fay }, {
Fairy }.]
1 .
A fixed decree by which the order of things is prescribed ;
the immutable law of the universe ;
inevitable necessity ;
the force by which all existence is determined and conditioned .
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Necessity and chance Approach not me ;
and what I will is fate . --
Milton .
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Beyond and above the Olympian gods lay the silent ,
brooding ,
everlasting fate of which victim and tyrant were alike the instruments . --
Froude .
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2 .
Appointed lot ;
allotted life ;
arranged or predetermined event ;
destiny ;
especially ,
the final lot ;
doom ;
ruin ;
death .
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The great ,
th '
important day ,
big with the fate Of Cato and of Rome . --
Addison .
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Our wills and fates do so contrary run That our devices still are overthrown . --
Shak .
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The whizzing arrow sings ,
And bears thy fate ,
Antinous ,
on its wings . --
Pope .
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3 .
The element of chance in the affairs of life ;
the unforeseen and unestimated conitions considered as a force shaping events ;
fortune ;
esp .,
opposing circumstances against which it is useless to struggle ;
as ,
fate was ,
or the fates were ,
against him .
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A brave man struggling in the storms of fate .
--
Pope .
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Sometimes an hour of Fate '
s serenest weather strikes through our changeful sky its coming beams . --
B .
Taylor .
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4 .
pl . [
L .
Fata ,
pl .
of fatum .] (
Myth .)
The three goddesses ,
Clotho ,
Lachesis ,
and Atropos ,
sometimes called the {
Destinies },
or {
Parc [
ae ]}
who were supposed to determine the course of human life .
They are represented ,
one as holding the distaff ,
a second as spinning ,
and the third as cutting off the thread .
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Note :
Among all nations it has been common to speak of fate or destiny as a power superior to gods and men --
swaying all things irresistibly .
This may be called the fate of poets and mythologists .
Philosophical fate is the sum of the laws of the universe ,
the product of eternal intelligence and the blind properties of matter .
Theological fate represents Deity as above the laws of nature ,
and ordaining all things according to his will --
the expression of that will being the law .
--
Krauth -
Fleming .
Syn :
Destiny ;
lot ;
doom ;
fortune ;
chance .
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250 Moby Thesaurus words for "
fate ":
Friday ,
Friday the thirteenth ,
Heaven ,
Paradise ,
Z ,
a better place ,
accidentality ,
act of God ,
actuarial calculation ,
adventitiousness ,
afterlife ,
afterworld ,
allocate ,
allot ,
allotment ,
allowance ,
apodosis ,
appoint ,
appointed lot ,
appropriate to ,
assign ,
assign to ,
astral influences ,
astrology ,
bane ,
big end ,
bigger half ,
bit ,
bite ,
book of fate ,
break ,
budget ,
casualness ,
catastrophe ,
ceasing ,
certainty ,
cessation ,
chance ,
chunk ,
circumstance ,
coda ,
collapse ,
commission ,
conclusion ,
consequence ,
constellation ,
consummation ,
contingent ,
crack of doom ,
culmination ,
cup ,
curtain ,
curtains ,
cut ,
deal ,
death ,
death knell ,
deathblow ,
decease ,
denouement ,
destinate ,
destination ,
destine ,
destiny ,
destruction ,
detail ,
determine ,
devote ,
dies funestis ,
disaster ,
disposition ,
dividend ,
dole ,
doom ,
downfall ,
earmark ,
effect ,
end ,
end point ,
ending ,
envoi ,
epilogue ,
equal share ,
eschatology ,
eternal home ,
expiration ,
fatality ,
fatefulness ,
final solution ,
final twitch ,
final words ,
finale ,
finality ,
finis ,
finish ,
flukiness ,
force majeure ,
foredoom ,
fortuitousness ,
fortuity ,
fortune ,
future ,
future state ,
gamble ,
goal ,
good fortune ,
good luck ,
half ,
halver ,
hap ,
happenstance ,
happy chance ,
heedless hap ,
helping ,
home ,
how they fall ,
ides of March ,
indefeasibility ,
indeterminacy ,
indeterminateness ,
ineluctability ,
inescapableness ,
inevasibleness ,
inevitability ,
inevitable accident ,
inevitableness ,
inexorability ,
inflexibility ,
interest ,
irrevocability ,
issue ,
izzard ,
karma ,
kismet ,
last ,
last breath ,
last gasp ,
last things ,
last trumpet ,
last words ,
latter end ,
law of averages ,
life ,
life after death ,
life to come ,
lot ,
luck ,
make assignments ,
mark ,
mark off ,
mark out for ,
measure ,
meed ,
mess ,
modicum ,
moiety ,
moira ,
necessity ,
nemesis ,
next world ,
omega ,
opportunity ,
ordain ,
otherworld ,
outcome ,
part ,
payoff ,
percentage ,
period ,
peroration ,
piece ,
planets ,
portion ,
portion off ,
postexistence ,
predetermination ,
preordain ,
principle of indeterminacy ,
probability ,
problematicness ,
proportion ,
providence ,
quantum ,
quietus ,
quota ,
rake -
off ,
random sample ,
ration ,
relentlessness ,
reserve ,
resolution ,
resting place ,
restrict ,
restrict to ,
result ,
risk ,
ruin ,
run of luck ,
schedule ,
segment ,
serendipity ,
set ,
set apart ,
set aside ,
set off ,
share ,
slice ,
small share ,
stake ,
stars ,
statistical probability ,
stock ,
stoppage ,
stopping place ,
sureness ,
swan song ,
tag ,
term ,
terminal ,
termination ,
terminus ,
the beyond ,
the breaks ,
the good hereafter ,
the grave ,
the great beyond ,
the great hereafter ,
the hereafter ,
the unknown ,
theory of probability ,
unavoidable casualty ,
unavoidableness ,
uncertainty ,
uncertainty principle ,
uncontrollability ,
undeflectability ,
undoing ,
unlucky day ,
unpreventability ,
unyieldingness ,
upshot ,
vis major ,
weird ,
what bodes ,
what is fated ,
whatever comes ,
wheel of fortune ,
will of Heaven ,
windup ,
world to come
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