What does fate mean?

Fate means: n. Fate; Fate. The example of fate is used as a noun (n.) ArewetheUptsOffate? Are we puppets at the mercy of fate? The usage of the word fate is n. (noun) The basic meaning of fate refers to the unchangeable and inevitable "fate", which often means fear or helplessness.

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Fate believes in controlling all events-death, destruction and consequences. Dictionary interpretation

1. Destiny; Fate; Fixed number; Allah Tantou

Fate is power, and some people believe in controlling and deciding everything that happens in an unavoidable or unchangeable way.

For example, e.g. isenuousequarrellingwithfate.

I don't see the use of resisting fate.

For example ... "Failure" ...

The impermanence of fate

2. Fate (of people or things)

A person's "ranking" happens to them.

For example, the Russian parliament will hold a special session. ...

The Russian parliament will hold a special session later this month to decide his fate.

For example, heseemsformenttobeain holding the fatof country in his hands. ...

He seems to hold the fate of the country in his hands again and again in an instant.

3. doomed to failure; One can't escape fate.

If a person fails in something, it will make him fail or something unpleasant happen.

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For example, the call for a boycott may be due to the general election next week. ...

The call for boycotting the election is enough to doom the election next week.

For example, the food in the zoo was sealed yesterday, largely because of the increasing transaction volume.

Yesterday, the London Zoo faced the fate of closure, mainly because the number of tourists has been declining for two months.

4.totemptfate->seetempt

Fourth, examples

Arewethepuppetsoffate？

Are we puppets at the mercy of fate?

shewondered whatafatehadinstoreforhernext。

She doesn't know what fate awaits her in the future.

Thefateiswaitsforthematchmaker？

Is fate waiting for the old moon?

Their fate has been tortured by intellectuals all the year round.

Their fate is actually the fate that intellectuals have suffered for a long time.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) lexical collocation

Meet someone's fate, die, seal someone's fate, decide someone's fate ... template, adventure, telegram, telegram notification request, whether it has been correctly received ... accident notification ... the fate of drugs in the body ... advice [refined] "words of destiny" ... Destiny map predetermines fate map and original distribution ... share the same fate ... master someone's fate ... Let ... someone's fate be decided ... take-away food be delivered to a person ... Templeton's father, the person who is teased by fate ... decide someone's fate ... A person's fate is in his own hands ... ironyoffate's fate.

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Said by: A. Lo Wei Di Hope ... This is very important ... but it's not fate, is it?

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From: Conrad VII. Etymological interpretation

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Bad luck, wealth

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