doomed in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for doomed in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.doom [Am dum, Brit duːm] VB trans

1. doom (fate):

doom usu pass

condenar

the project was doomed from the start

el proyecto estaba condenado al fracaso desde el principio

2. doom <doomed, pp >:

doomed man

condenado

doomed man

sentenciado

doomed enterprise

condenado al fracaso

doomed to die/fail

predestinado or condenado a morir/fracasar

doomed to oblivion/failure

predestinado or condenado al olvido/fracaso

II.doom [Am dum, Brit duːm] N U

1. doom:

doom (fate)

sino m liter

doom (death)

muerte f

they knew they were going to their doom

sabían que la muerte los esperaba

the earthquake sent many to their doom

muchos encontraron la muerte en el terremoto

the day of doom REL

el día del Juicio Final

2. doom (ruin):

doom

fatalidad f

the prophets of doom

los catastrofistas or agoreros

doom-laden [Am ˈdum ˌleɪdn, Brit] ADJ

doom-laden

fatídico

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the prophets of doom

los catastrofistas or agoreros

gloom and doom hum

pesimismo m

he is always full of gloom and doom

siempre lo ve todo negro

to be doomed to disaster

estar condenado al fracaso

it's a harbinger of doom

es un presagio funesto

it's a harbinger of doom

es de mal agüero

the plan is doomed to end in failure

el plan está condenado al fracaso

Translations for doomed in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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condenado (condenada)

doomed

condenado a algo

doomed to sth

una iniciativa condenada al fracaso

an initiative doomed to failure

costumbres condenadas a desaparecer

customs doomed to disappear

los agoreros que pronostican calamidades

the prophets of doom

catastrofista

prophet of doom

doomed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for doomed in the English»Spanish Dictionary

doomed ADJ

doomed

condenado, -a

to be doomed to failure

estar condenado al fracaso

doomed to die

condenado a muerte

I.doom [du:m] N

1. doom (destiny):

doom

suerte f

2. doom (death):

doom

muerte f

II.doom [du:m] VB trans

doom

condenar

doom-monger N

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doom-monger

profeta de desastres mf

doom-monger

agorero(-a) mf

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to be doomed to failure

estar destinado al fracaso

prophet of doom

catastrofista mf

a harbinger of doom

un mal presagio

gloom and doom

profunda desesperación

doomed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be doomed to failure

estar destinado al fracaso

a harbinger of doom

un mal presagio

prophet of doom

catastrofista mf

to be doomed to failure

estar condenado al fracaso

doomed to die

condenado a muerte

gloom and doom

profunda desesperación

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Anyone walking on it was doomed to perpetual and insatiable hunger.

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It could also refer to knowingly going along with a doomed or dangerous idea because of peer pressure.

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Any attempt to find the ancient battle site is doomed, because the landscape has changed considerably.

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But we did learn why the big society is probably a doomed project.

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Do you consider the modern prisons without bars system doomed to failure?

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The storyline for both involved a romance aboard a doomed ocean liner, and the similarity to the disaster became obvious.

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Time travelers are, in fact, visiting the present day and stealing passengers from doomed aircraft.

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A poor qualifying run had the team pitting in the backstretch pits, which usually doomed a team's chances of winning the race.

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Walking into the hotel opened into a large doomed grand lobby.

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Many see an attempt to model a system as complex as a modern economy by a mathematical model as unrealistic and doomed to failure.

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