destining

v.

预定( destine的现在分词 )；指定；命定；打算

1. They were destined never to meet again.
   命运注定他们永不再相逢。
2. Their attempt is destined to failure.
   他们的企图注定要失败。
3. He was destined from his birth to enter into the church.
   他生来就注定要当牧师。
4. They destinded him for the navy.
   他们指定他去海军。
5. This money is destined for a new house.
   这笔钱预备作购买新房之用。
6. His parents destined him for a career at the Bar.
   他父母打算要他从事律师业。

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