1. 動詞
   preordain現在分詞:
   及物動詞:
   預先確定...(事)
   預先指定...(物)
   命定...(人、事)
   注定...(人、事)
   preordaining ...(a: 人、事) to ...(b: 動詞...):
   命定(a)會做(b)
   注定(a)會做(b)
   

   同義字詞
   destine,doom,fate,foredoom,foreordain,ordain,predestine,predetermine
   

例句

1. God and creatures together compose the melodies of the unfolding world, as it were, without preordaining the outcome."
2. Such a notion of ' preordaining ' strongly suggests Jane Harrison's concept of the dromenon - the rite pre-done and re-done .
3. " These minutes are not preordaining taper starting in September," said Stuart G. Hoffman, chief economist at PNC Financial Services Group.
4. The Commission of Inquiry encountered a number of difficulties in conducting its investigation of "the systematic, widespread and grave violations of human rights in the DPRK with a view to ensuring full accountability, in particular, for violations that may amount to crimes against humanity." To a certain extent, the Commission's charge could be viewed as preordaining the results of the investigation: the commission stems from a 2013 Human Rights Council Resolution which itself flowed from the report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in North Korea following a two year comprehensive review.