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Перевод: fate
[существительное] судьба ; рок ; участь ; жребий ; удел ; гибель ; смерть ; [глагол] предопределять
Тезаурус:
- Lord Waddington - former Home Secretary, until recently Leader of the House of Lords and eternal British bulldog of the Tory Right - gulps as he hears his fate in the post-election reshuffle.
- I prayed then that this merciful fate which Leslie wished for the enemy had been granted also to him.
- What was the fate of its pilots? and its passengers if such there were?
- The people of Augsburg, for example, could read in their local press on 18 September 1942 that the fate of the Russians in and around Stalingrad was sealed; the hour was near "in which the city of Stalin with its surrounded great Soviet armies and with enormous quantities of war material will be doomed to destruction
- Ask them if they are working-class or middle-class, and they tell you "This is our fate, sister, to work, to slave, in Pakistan too some of us had to do the hard, hard work on the fields.
- Ted was indifferent to Vincent's fate.
- He told Mr Justice Michael Davies and the jury he did not expect the Cossacks to be massacred without trial - the fate of many thousands.
- He described his company's fortunes as inextricably tied to Bond and the fate of the group's brewing arm, Bond Brewing.
- Consider the fate, for example, of the Jutes, Scythians, Medes, Phoenicians, Etruscans, Gauls, Picts, Arameans, Babylonians, Sumerians, Akkadians, Elamites, Canaanites, Philistines, Alamans, Burgondes, Franks, Lombards, Normans, Cahorsins, Mercians and innumerable others.
- Lord Aldington told the jury that the fate of many of those repatriated was awful.
- However, one of the most important decisions he has yet to make will determine the fate of the group's involvement in Aviemore, frequently referred to as "Stakisville" thanks to its ownership of three hotels and the Aviemore Centre itself.
- Even before his accident, he's much given to lighting his pipe, slumping in a chair and arguing that it's no use pushing against fate.
- He would not report her fate to the Police, and he could divert enquiries by saying that she had gone to friends in the country.
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