英语词汇destiny怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

destiny /ˈdɛstəni/ noun

plural destinies

destiny

/ˈdɛstəni/

noun

plural destinies

Learner's definition of DESTINY

[count] : what happens in the future : the things that someone or something will experience in the future命运；天命；天数

They believed it was their destiny to be together.他们认为是命运使他们走到一起。
His parents believed that the priesthood was his destiny. [=that he would or should become a priest because fate or God intended it]他的父母认为成为教士是他的天命。
The factory's closing shaped the destiny [=fate] of the entire town.工厂的倒闭决定了整个小镇的命运。
She believes that people can choose/control their own destinies. [=that people can control what will happen to them]她相信人们可以主宰自己的命运。

[noncount] : a power that is believed to control what happens in the future命运之神；主宰未来的力量

She felt that destiny [=fate] had decided that she would one day be President.她觉得命运之神已决定她早晚有一天会成为总统。
motivated by a sense of destiny受宿命感的驱使

— see also manifest destiny

Synonyms同义词

destiny, fate, and lot mean a future that someone or something will have.*destiny、fate和lot均指命运。

destiny and fate both suggest that the future has been decided or planned by God or by some godlike power.*destiny和fate意指由上帝或天神主宰的命运。

destiny often suggests a future that includes something great and important.*destiny常指包含重大事件的命运。

He was a great leader whose destiny was to free the people of his country.他是一位伟大的领袖，注定要去解放自己国家的人民。

fate often suggests a future that cannot be avoided and that is usually sad or unpleasant.*fate常指不可避免的悲惨的命运。

It was the explorer's fate to die lost and alone.那个探险家死不见尸、死无所依，这是命中注定的。

lot suggests that someone's future has been decided by luck.*lot意指靠运气决定的命运。

It was not their lot in life to have children.他们没有生孩子的命。

单词	destiny
释义	destiny 2 ENTRIES FOUND: destiny (noun) manifest destiny (noun) destiny /ˈdɛstəni/ noun plural destinies destiny /ˈdɛstəni/ noun plural destinies Learner's definition of DESTINY 1 [count] : what happens in the future : the things that someone or something will experience in the future命运；天命；天数 They believed it was their destiny to be together.他们认为是命运使他们走到一起。 His parents believed that the priesthood was his destiny. [=that he would or should become a priest because fate or God intended it]他的父母认为成为教士是他的天命。 The factory's closing shaped the destiny [=fate] of the entire town.工厂的倒闭决定了整个小镇的命运。 She believes that people can choose/control their own destinies. [=that people can control what will happen to them]她相信人们可以主宰自己的命运。 2 [noncount] : a power that is believed to control what happens in the future命运之神；主宰未来的力量 She felt that destiny [=fate] had decided that she would one day be President.她觉得命运之神已决定她早晚有一天会成为总统。 motivated by a sense of destiny受宿命感的驱使 — see also manifest destiny Synonyms同义词 destiny, fate, and lot mean a future that someone or something will have.destiny、fate和lot均指命运。 destiny and fate both suggest that the future has been decided or planned by God or by some godlike power.destiny和fate意指由上帝或天神主宰的命运。 destiny often suggests a future that includes something great and important.destiny常指包含重大事件的命运。 He was a great leader whose destiny* was to free the people of his country.他是一位伟大的领袖，注定要去解放自己国家的人民。 fate often suggests a future that cannot be avoided and that is usually sad or unpleasant.fate常指不可避免的悲惨的命运。 It was the explorer's fate* to die lost and alone.那个探险家死不见尸、死无所依，这是命中注定的。 lot suggests that someone's future has been decided by luck.lot意指靠运气决定的命运。 It was not their lot* in life to have children.他们没有生孩子的命。
随便看	doe-eyed doe eyed doer doers does does an injustice to does good work does not does not compute does nothing for you does not revolve around does not sit comfortably with you does not sit well/comfortably (etc.) with you does not sit well with you doesn't doesn't apologize for doesn't care a fig doesn't do doesn't do much for doesn't fool around doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell doesn't know (any) better doesn't know any better doesn't know better doesn't know his own strength