predetermined

/pree-di-tur-min/US // ˌpri dɪˈtɜr mɪn //UK // (ˌpriːdɪˈtɜːmɪn) //

预定的,预定的,预定,预设

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
pre·de·ter·mined, pre·de·ter·min·ing.
- : to settle or decide in advance: He had predetermined his answer to the offer.
- : to ordain in advance; predestine: She believed that God had predetermined her sorrow.
- : to direct or impel; influence strongly: His sympathy for the poor predetermined his choice of a career.

adj.decided in advance

Synonyms

With the Wizards sticking to their predetermined plan to not play Westbrook on consecutive nights, that means the point guard will sit for nearly a third of those contests.
Success and failure only look predetermined in hindsight—and even then, as this study illustrates, hindsight remains pretty murky.
If a swirling storm reaches wind speeds of 63 kilometers per hour, it gets a name from a list of 21 predetermined names.
He’ll offer to make a new beverage an Allied Brand only if the owner agrees to give KDP the right to purchase it based on a predetermined formula.
If armed clashes were to break out in a region-wide scale, the “victor” would by no means be predetermined.
But in this political season, the monthly jobs data has become just so much political football in a predetermined game.
A propensity to cry is, in part, biologically predetermined.
Aside from politics, some Chinese think their lack of World Cup talent may be genetically predetermined.
After all, like gender, race is predetermined; not a learned behavior like racism.
As a body the congress did not meet with any predetermined revolutionary purpose.
When a window or door is disturbed or moved more than a predetermined amount, the bell circuit is closed and the alarm sounded.

/pree-di-tur-min/US // ˌpri dɪˈtɜr mɪn //UK // (ˌpriːdɪˈtɜːmɪn) //

预定的,预定的,预定,预设

v.有主动词 verb

1
pre·de·ter·mined, pre·de·ter·min·ing.
- : to settle or decide in advance: He had predetermined his answer to the offer.
- : to ordain in advance; predestine: She believed that God had predetermined her sorrow.
- : to direct or impel; influence strongly: His sympathy for the poor predetermined his choice of a career.

adj.decided in advance

Synonyms

With the Wizards sticking to their predetermined plan to not play Westbrook on consecutive nights, that means the point guard will sit for nearly a third of those contests.
Success and failure only look predetermined in hindsight—and even then, as this study illustrates, hindsight remains pretty murky.
If a swirling storm reaches wind speeds of 63 kilometers per hour, it gets a name from a list of 21 predetermined names.
He’ll offer to make a new beverage an Allied Brand only if the owner agrees to give KDP the right to purchase it based on a predetermined formula.
If armed clashes were to break out in a region-wide scale, the “victor” would by no means be predetermined.
But in this political season, the monthly jobs data has become just so much political football in a predetermined game.
A propensity to cry is, in part, biologically predetermined.
Aside from politics, some Chinese think their lack of World Cup talent may be genetically predetermined.
After all, like gender, race is predetermined; not a learned behavior like racism.
As a body the congress did not meet with any predetermined revolutionary purpose.
When a window or door is disturbed or moved more than a predetermined amount, the bell circuit is closed and the alarm sounded.