Что означает слово destiny
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She always had a strong sense of destiny. 
У неё всегда было сильное предчувствие судьбы.
They believed it was their destiny to be together.
Они верили, что их судьба быть вместе.
She had always been mistress of her own destiny.
Она всегда была хозяйкой своей собственной судьбы.
I believed it was my destiny to play for England.
Я верил, что мне предназначено судьбой играть за сборную Англии.
We are helpless in the face of destiny.
Мы беспомощны перед лицом судьбы.
Our country must be master of its own economic destiny.
Наша страна должна быть хозяином своей собственной экономической судьбы.
Nancy wondered whether it was her destiny to live in England and marry Melvyn.
Нэнси подумала о том, суждено ли ей жить в Англии и выйти замуж за Мелвина.
John has been pollarded by Destiny, so he was now to grow up straight.
Джон был обижен судьбой, поэтому ему нужно было быть теперь особенно стойким.
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Lawrence’s heroic struggle against his destiny.
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to decide one’s own destiny — распоряжаться своей судьбой; самому решать свою судьбу
to determine one’s own destiny — определять свою судьбу
to take command of one’s own destiny — брать свою судьбу в свои руки
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to decide / shape smb.’s destiny — решать чью-л. судьбу
I believed it was my destiny to play for England. — Я верил, что мне предназначено судьбой играть за сборную Англии.
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См. также в других словарях:
Destiny — (рус. судьба): Destiny (группа) музыкальный коллектив из Швеции Destiny (DC Comics) герой комиксов Музыкальные альбомы Destiny (The Jacksons) (1978) Destiny (Chaka Khan) (1986) Destiny (Saxon) (1988) Destiny (Gloria Estefan) (1996)… … Википедия
Destiny — (engl. für Schicksal, Reiseziel) steht für das vierte Modul der Internationalen Raumstation ISS, siehe Destiny (ISS) eine Metalcore Band, siehe The Destiny Program (bis 2006 unter dem Namen Destiny aktiv) ein Album der Band Stratovarius, siehe… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Destiny — Des ti*ny, n.; pl.
destiny — mid 14c., from O.Fr. destinée (12c.) purpose, intent, fate, destiny; that which is destined, fem. pp. of destiner, from L. destinare make firm, establish (see DESTINATION (Cf. destination)). The sense is of that which has been firmly established … Etymology dictionary
destiny — index destination, end (termination), predetermination, prospect (outlook) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
destiny — *fate, lot, doom, portion Analogous words: *end, termination, terminus, ending: goal, objective (see INTENTION) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
destiny — [n] fate afterlife, break*, breaks*, certainty, circumstance, conclusion, condition, constellation, course of events, cup, design, divine decree, doom, expectation, finality, foreordination, fortune, future, happenstance, hereafter, horoscope,… … New thesaurus
destiny — ► NOUN (pl. destinies) 1) the events that will happen to a person, regarded as predetermined by fate. 2) the hidden power believed to control this; fate. ORIGIN Latin destinata, from destinare make firm, establish … English terms dictionary
destiny — [des′tə nē] n. pl. destinies [ME destine < OFr destinee, fem. pp. of destiner: see DESTINE] 1. the seemingly inevitable or necessary succession of events 2. what will necessarily happen to any person or thing; (one s) fate 3. that which… … English World dictionary
Destiny — For other uses, see Destiny (disambiguation). Fate redirects here. For other uses, see Fate (disambiguation). Destiny or fate refers to a predetermined course of events.[1] It may be conceived as a predetermined future, whether in general or of… … Wikipedia
destiny — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ your own ▪ He wanted to take control of his own destiny. ▪ manifest ▪ human ▪ true ▪ … Collocations dictionary
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to decide one’s own destiny — распоряжаться своей судьбой; самому решать свою судьбу
to determine one’s own destiny — определять свою судьбу
to take command of one’s own destiny — брать свою судьбу в свои руки
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to decide / shape smb.’s destiny — решать чью-л. судьбу
I believed it was my destiny to play for England. — Я верил, что мне предназначено судьбой играть за сборную Англии.
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См. также в других словарях:
Destiny — (рус. судьба): Destiny (группа) музыкальный коллектив из Швеции Destiny (DC Comics) герой комиксов Музыкальные альбомы Destiny (The Jacksons) (1978) Destiny (Chaka Khan) (1986) Destiny (Saxon) (1988) Destiny (Gloria Estefan) (1996)… … Википедия
Destiny — (engl. für Schicksal, Reiseziel) steht für das vierte Modul der Internationalen Raumstation ISS, siehe Destiny (ISS) eine Metalcore Band, siehe The Destiny Program (bis 2006 unter dem Namen Destiny aktiv) ein Album der Band Stratovarius, siehe… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Destiny — Des ti*ny, n.; pl.
destiny — mid 14c., from O.Fr. destinée (12c.) purpose, intent, fate, destiny; that which is destined, fem. pp. of destiner, from L. destinare make firm, establish (see DESTINATION (Cf. destination)). The sense is of that which has been firmly established … Etymology dictionary
destiny — index destination, end (termination), predetermination, prospect (outlook) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
destiny — *fate, lot, doom, portion Analogous words: *end, termination, terminus, ending: goal, objective (see INTENTION) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
destiny — [n] fate afterlife, break*, breaks*, certainty, circumstance, conclusion, condition, constellation, course of events, cup, design, divine decree, doom, expectation, finality, foreordination, fortune, future, happenstance, hereafter, horoscope,… … New thesaurus
destiny — ► NOUN (pl. destinies) 1) the events that will happen to a person, regarded as predetermined by fate. 2) the hidden power believed to control this; fate. ORIGIN Latin destinata, from destinare make firm, establish … English terms dictionary
destiny — [des′tə nē] n. pl. destinies [ME destine < OFr destinee, fem. pp. of destiner: see DESTINE] 1. the seemingly inevitable or necessary succession of events 2. what will necessarily happen to any person or thing; (one s) fate 3. that which… … English World dictionary
Destiny — For other uses, see Destiny (disambiguation). Fate redirects here. For other uses, see Fate (disambiguation). Destiny or fate refers to a predetermined course of events.[1] It may be conceived as a predetermined future, whether in general or of… … Wikipedia
destiny — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ your own ▪ He wanted to take control of his own destiny. ▪ manifest ▪ human ▪ true ▪ … Collocations dictionary
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Смотреть что такое «destiny» в других словарях:
Destiny — (рус. судьба): Destiny (группа) музыкальный коллектив из Швеции Destiny (DC Comics) герой комиксов Музыкальные альбомы Destiny (The Jacksons) (1978) Destiny (Chaka Khan) (1986) Destiny (Saxon) (1988) Destiny (Gloria Estefan) (1996)… … Википедия
Destiny — (engl. für Schicksal, Reiseziel) steht für das vierte Modul der Internationalen Raumstation ISS, siehe Destiny (ISS) eine Metalcore Band, siehe The Destiny Program (bis 2006 unter dem Namen Destiny aktiv) ein Album der Band Stratovarius, siehe… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Destiny — Des ti*ny, n.; pl.
destiny — mid 14c., from O.Fr. destinée (12c.) purpose, intent, fate, destiny; that which is destined, fem. pp. of destiner, from L. destinare make firm, establish (see DESTINATION (Cf. destination)). The sense is of that which has been firmly established … Etymology dictionary
destiny — index destination, end (termination), predetermination, prospect (outlook) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
destiny — *fate, lot, doom, portion Analogous words: *end, termination, terminus, ending: goal, objective (see INTENTION) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
destiny — [n] fate afterlife, break*, breaks*, certainty, circumstance, conclusion, condition, constellation, course of events, cup, design, divine decree, doom, expectation, finality, foreordination, fortune, future, happenstance, hereafter, horoscope,… … New thesaurus
destiny — ► NOUN (pl. destinies) 1) the events that will happen to a person, regarded as predetermined by fate. 2) the hidden power believed to control this; fate. ORIGIN Latin destinata, from destinare make firm, establish … English terms dictionary
destiny — [des′tə nē] n. pl. destinies [ME destine < OFr destinee, fem. pp. of destiner: see DESTINE] 1. the seemingly inevitable or necessary succession of events 2. what will necessarily happen to any person or thing; (one s) fate 3. that which… … English World dictionary
Destiny — For other uses, see Destiny (disambiguation). Fate redirects here. For other uses, see Fate (disambiguation). Destiny or fate refers to a predetermined course of events.[1] It may be conceived as a predetermined future, whether in general or of… … Wikipedia
destiny — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ your own ▪ He wanted to take control of his own destiny. ▪ manifest ▪ human ▪ true ▪ … Collocations dictionary