1.命运;恶运;劫数;毁灭,死亡
2.〈古〉(不利的)判决,宣判
3.【史】法令
4.【宗】末日审判
1.命运;恶运;劫数;毁灭,死亡
2.〈古〉(不利的)判决,宣判
3.【史】法令
4.【宗】末日审判
1.注定,命定
2.判决,决定(命运等)
1.a bad event, usually death, destruction, or complete failure, that will happen in the future and cannot be avoided
1.to make someone or something certain to fail, be destroyed, be extremely unhappy, etc.
1.Examples of justice denied do not mean that this noble enterprise is doomed to fail.
不公正的例子并不意味着这个高尚的动因注定会消亡。
2.The ship Pequod is named for an extinct New England Indian tribe; thus the name suggests that the boat is doomed to destruction.
“斐廓德号”的船名取自新英格兰一个已消逝的印第安人部落，寓意此船难逃厄运。
3.Or was it a product only a Googler could love, doomed from the start?
还是它仅仅只是一个Google自己喜爱的产品，从一开始就意味着失败？
4.If you're spending money as if it was your money and nobody else has a right to tell you what to do with it, your relationship is doomed.
如果你还是像以前一样大手大脚觉得别人没权利对你指手画脚，那么你们的感情就完了。
5.Everyone knew that the Axis were pretty much doomed, so if you were a country like Italy or Japan you had no logical reason to join to Axis.
每个人都知道，轴几乎注定的，所以如果你是一个国家像意大利或日本你没有合乎逻辑的理由加入轴。
6.As a woman, once you fall in love with someone married, no matter how much the man loves you, you are doomed to end up with tragedy.
作为一个女人，一旦你沦为别人的情妇，做别人婚姻的第三者，不管那个男人多么爱你，你最终都注定以悲剧收场。
7.Ireland is doomed to fiscal stringency for decades, given its poor growth prospects, at least in comparison with its Tiger years.
鉴于其疲弱的增长前景（至少与“凯尔特之虎”那几年相比是这样），爱尔兰注定会实施几十年的财政紧缩政策。
8.Irma: Sara reminds me of a little deer Papa brought home once. I looked after it, but it died. Mama always said it was doomed.
厄玛：萨拉让我想起了爸爸曾带回家的一头小鹿。我照顾它，但它还是逝世了，妈妈总说那是注定的。
9.But it may have been a typical 'bear-market rally' doomed to fall flat on its face.
但它或许是次典型的“熊市反弹”，注定会完全失败。
10.It seems as if people were doomed to disappointment the moment they bought the product.
这种失望感仿佛从开始购买这件产品时就已经存在了。