Translations for „fates“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

fate [feɪt] N

1. fate (what happens to sb):

fate

los m

to leave sb to their fate

zostawiać [perf zostawić] kogoś na pastwę losu

2. fate no pl (outside one's control):

fate

przeznaczenie nt

by a twist of fate

dziwnym zrządzeniem losu

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Shrewdly recognizing the hint given to her by the fates, she decided to change genres, now appearing most successfully in comedies.

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She asked it after her brother and stepsister, and it told her their fates; she then said she would only come twice more.

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Their highest aspiration was apatheia, a passionless equanimity in the face of all things, all fates.

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Perhaps the fates have fallen in behind the eco imperative, choosing to throw in a curve ball to guarantee drama.

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The cast talked about the filming experiences and about the unexplained fates of characters that were not mentioned in the finale.

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Most importantly, the various characters' fates seem proper, as they should be in a comedy of manners.

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The particular power of this tone poem comes from how quietly resigned both characters are to their fates, as if they sense a guiding hand in their every action.

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Their fates include dereliction, demolition and residential conversion.

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His lyrics are quite often heart-wrenching, telling stories of people in insufferable pain, suffering implacable fates, and of love powerful enough to enslave a man.

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The phrases could well apply to the fates of avant-garde artists and thinkers.

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