be doomed to

基本解釋

• 注定；注定要

英漢例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• But Canadians may be doomed to vote again, if not this autumn then next year.
  但加拿大人卻注定要進(jìn)行這次大選，即使不是在今秋，也會(huì)是在明年。
• Too many "I must be liked" yes men, and your business could be doomed to mediocrity.
  太多“我一定要招人喜愛(ài)”的好好先生了，你的業(yè)務(wù)注定會(huì)趨于平庸。
• No one wants to be doomed to repeating the same actions when they are not really working (some definition of madness here).
  如果人們不愿意做那些注定要重復(fù)的工作，說(shuō)明他們并不是真正地在工作（有些瘋狂的定義）。

權(quán)威例句

• He could have added: If it isn't changed, Japan itself may be doomed to economic mediocrity.
  FORBES: Opiate of the masses
• Unless investors are willing to pay for objective advice, they may be doomed to receive bad advice.
  FORBES: Pension Consultant Shenanigans (September 4, 2004 )
• But without a star to keep the earth warm, other forms of life would be doomed to a chilly death.
  ECONOMIST: To the ends of the earth

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詞組短語(yǔ)

短語(yǔ)

• be doomed to do 會(huì)注定要做;是被注定的做;注定要做
• Be doomed to fail 注定要失敗
• to be doomed to 注定失敗
• be doomed to be 注定
• be doomed to failure 注定失敗

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