adj.命中注定的，上天安排的
v.预知，注定，命中注定
preordain的过去分词和过去式

原形：preordain

The event was preordained to happen, no matter what anyone did to prevent it.
这件事是命中注定要发生的，无论任何人做什么都无法阻止。
It seemed that their love was preordained by the universe itself.
似乎他们的爱情是宇宙本身预定的。
He believed that his destiny was preordained and that he had no control over his life.
他相信自己的命运是命中注定的，他对自己的生活没有任何控制权。
The prophecy stated that the chosen one would be preordained for greatness.
预言称，被选中的人将注定伟大。
They felt that their meeting was preordained, as if they were meant to be together.
他们觉得他们的相遇是命中注定的，仿佛他们是注定要在一起的。
The ancient scriptures spoke of events that were preordained by the gods.
古代经文讲述了神灵预定的事件。
The couple's marriage was preordained by their families, who had arranged everything in advance.
这对夫妇的婚姻是他们家人安排好的，一切都是预先预定的。
The artist believed that her talent was preordained, and she had been destined to create since birth.
艺术家相信她的才华是命中注定的，她从出生起就被注定要创造。
The prophecy foretold that the hero would come when the world was most in need, preordained by fate.
预言说，当世界最需要时，英雄会出现，这是命运预定的。
They felt that their friendship was preordained, as if they had known each other in a past life.
他们觉得他们的友谊是命中注定的，仿佛他们在前世就认识了。