vt.　注定；判定 condemn sb to some fate

　～ apparently　显然注定
　～ cruelly　引起痛苦地判定
　～ dreadfully　可怕地判定
　～ eternally〔everlastingly〕　永久地注定
　～ ignominiously　不光彩地判定
　～ inescapably〔inevitably〕　不可避免地判定
　～ inscrutably　高深莫测地判定
　～ irrecoverably　不能挽回地判定
　～ mysteriously　秘密地判定
　～ prophetically　预言性地判定
　～ tragically　悲剧性地注定
　～ to　注定

　Bad weather doomed the crops.　坏天气注定了庄稼要歉收。
　The action doomed his efforts.　这一行动注定他的努力要失败。
　The plan was doomed by their refusal to give it any financial support.　由于他们拒绝给予任何资助，该计划注定要失败。

 ♣ doom to　(v.+prep.)
　注定；判定　condemn sb to some fate
　The court doomed the accused to a long term of imprisonment.　法庭判处被告长期监禁。
　All wrongdoers are doomed to come to grief.　一切为非作歹的人都注定没有好下场。
　From the start, the plan was doomed to failure.　这个计划从一开始就注定要失败。
　The criminal was doomed to death.　罪犯被判死刑。

U 厄运，劫数 a terrible fate; unavoidable destruction or death

　doom　指一个人注定要遇到的结局或状况，尤指难以逃脱的厄运。

　go to one's ～　走向死亡
　meet one's ～　面临死亡

　The report on our economic situation is full of doom and gloom.　这份关于我们经济状况的报告，充满了令人绝望和沮丧的调子。
　In the room there was a sense of Hitler's doom having been sealed.　在房间里，人人都觉得希特勒已经劫数难逃。

　［同义词］ fate