pre-ordain

v [esp passive 尤用於被动语态: Tn, Tf] decide or determine (sth) beforehand预先决定或确定（某事物）; 注定: Fate had pre-ordained their meeting/that they should meet. 他们的相逢是命中注定的. * Her success in life seemed pre-ordained. 她似一生注定功成德立.

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