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Перевод: destiny
[существительное]
судьба ; удел ; предназначение; неизбежность ; неизбежный ход событий; богиня судьбы
Тезаурус:
- At exactly the juncture where one has probably completed the historic destiny of most humans - to wit, to have worked and to have raised a family - and one is contemplating, we hope, a constructive future, the door swings tightly shut.
- From the crisis over Nato modernisation in March to the casting down of the Wall in November stretch an astonishing nine months in which Germans on both sides have reached out with increasing boldness to take their destiny into their own hands.
- The tour took just 15 minutes - and then came the moment on which Lynsey's destiny hinged.
- Indeed, the mind actually forms that body and the life's destiny, as we will see.
- The eclipses portend a fork in the path of your destiny, whether this comes about through your own actions and decisions, or those foisted on you.
- The key event in the history of Ireland which appears to encapsulate Ulster protestant faith in God through Christ and the destiny of Ulster protestants as a people, is the war of 1689-;91.
- An inscription on the base confirms the new destiny of the monument.
- Your mentor will teach you how to purify your will and liberate your spirit so that ultimately, you can govern your own destiny.
- The younger Eliot tried to revolt against Kipling, as against the Nineties, but the older had a "feeling of destiny" that he was linked to Kipling.
- The second Adam came, however, not only to save humankind, but to take us on to the destiny that should have been ours in the first place.
- Is not the destiny of the German the universal destiny of man, in that he is the only one to undergo all the moments of other peoples in order in the end to present the highest and richest unity of which human nature is capable?
- Destiny
- Long years ago, we made a tryst with destiny, and now the time comes when we shall redeem our pledge, not wholly or in full measure, but very substantially.
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