Translations for „fated“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

fat·ed [ˈfeɪtɪd] ADJ

fated

usojen

ill-ˈfat·ed ADJ

ill-fated person:

ill-fated

nesrečen

fate [feɪt] N

fate

usoda n

to leave sb to his/her fate

prepustiti koga njegovi/njeni usodi

a fate worse than death

najhujše, kar lahko koga doleti

fate N

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fate

rojenica f

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English

Students who were kicked out of school for insufficient funds were fated to lives of poverty.

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His reunion with his parents is fated to be the first and also the last.

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She believes that she is fated to suffer, due to karma from the evils of a previous life.

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The unequal development of material culture and social organization perhaps fated the relationship to be an uneasy one.

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These titles were usually given to humans who had either not proven themselves worthy of or were not fated to become immortals.

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But either it is fated that you will recover from this illness or it is fated that you won't recover.

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The lazy argument only seems plausible if one fails to consider the necessity of the occurrence of intermediate events related to a final, fated event.

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