predetermine

predetermine

形容词：

• predetermined: 预先确定的，预定的

名词：

• predetermination: 预先确定，预定

词语辨析：

predetermine和其他词语的区别：

• predestine: 指上天或命运注定某人或某事会发生某种结果
• preordain: 指上帝或命运预先决定某人或某事会发生某种结果
• prearrange: 指在事情发生之前安排好各项细节
• preplan: 指提前制定计划或设计方案

词汇扩充：

predeterminedly (adv.): 预先确定地

predeterminer (n.): 预先确定的事物

近义词：

• decide: 决定，决定
• prearrange: 预先安排
• predestine: 注定，预先决定
• preordain: 预先命令，预先规定
• preplan: 预先计划，预先安排

反义词：

• undetermined: 未确定的，未决定的
• unpredictable: 不可预测的
• indeterminate: 不确定的，未确定的

柯林斯词典：

(动词)

If something is predetermined, its form or nature has been decided by people in authority or by fate.

(形容词)

If you describe something as predetermined, you mean that its form or nature has been decided by people in authority or by fate, and that it cannot be changed or influenced by anyone.

牛津词典：

(动词)

Determine (an outcome or course of events) in advance or by fate.

(形容词)

Prearranged or established in advance.

用法：

动词：

1. His role in the project was predetermined by his experience and skills.
2. The outcome of the game had been predetermined by the coach's tactics.
3. They believe that their destiny is predetermined by a higher power.

形容词：

4. She felt trapped in a predetermined life that she had no control over.
5. The novel follows a predetermined narrative structure.

相关的例句：

1. The winner of the competition had been predetermined.
2. The committee predetermines the criteria for selecting candidates.
3. Her success was not predetermined; she worked hard to achieve it.
4. They believe that our fate is predetermined and cannot be changed.
5. The outcome of the experiment was predetermined by the initial conditions.
6. We had a predetermined plan of action.
7. The decision was predetermined by the board of directors.
8. His actions seemed to be predetermined by his upbringing.
9. She felt that her life was predetermined and she had no control over it.
10. The predetermined route took them through the scenic countryside.
11. They followed a predetermined set of instructions.
12. His fate was predetermined from the moment he was born into a wealthy family.
13. She felt like her destiny was predetermined and she had no say in it.
14. The tournament schedule was predetermined months in advance.
15. The plan had a predetermined outcome.
16. The event was predetermined to be a success.
17. They believe that everything happens according to a predetermined plan.
18. Our actions are not predetermined; we have the power to change our circumstances.
19. The jury's decision was not predetermined; they carefully considered the evidence.
20. He felt like his choices were predetermined and he had no free will.