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单词 doom
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doom

So why all the doom and gloom?So much speculation on doom and gloom.Since then a series of awkward draws and dodgy defeats has led to doom and gloom.It is not all doom and gloom.The fizzy drinks tax is doomed to fail, as it has elsewhere.A feeling of having to keep at it and the awful impending doom.Instead of doom and gloom, we need to look at it as an opportunity to turn the season around.Musicals don't ask us to ignore the gloom, doom and dangers of life.It's not all doom and gloom, though.Despite the tinsel, things are all doom and gloom over at the Platts.Yet it is not all doom and gloom.There was no sign of impending doom either.No imperial venture was doomed to more certain failure.They were terrified that their marriage was doomed.But doom and gloom is only part of the story.My sense of impending doom rises another notch.He was warned hours before voters went to the polls about the impending doom.But the impending doom of a plunge into the ravine is still there.This opening room is so gripping that the show that follows is doomed to feel a tad patchy.Because it is doomed to fail.All you see is death, doom and destruction.The only thing that regularly makes me feel British is doomed.So something tells me it's doomed to fail.We've enjoyed the holiday away from the media spiral of doom and gloom.Because really it was 20 years of feeling doomed.Unless you are comfortable in your own skin, your marriage is doomed.They've had a lot of doom and gloom recently.The last nine years have seen one of the most foolish gambles in history - doomed to fail.You need to focus on ways to rebuild trust so your marriage isn't doomed before it begins.A decade ago they tried to shock the world with apocalyptic forecasts of certain doom.And fatal is no figure of speech; for anything written with that conscious bias is doomed to death.Whereas those who consult me think that I can cure a lifestyle issue and so are doomed to fail.

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doom

British English: doom NOUN
Doom is a terrible future state or event which you cannot prevent.
...his warnings of impending doom.
  • American English: doom
  • Brazilian Portuguese: ruína
  • Chinese: 厄运
  • European Spanish: suerte
  • French: catastrophe
  • German: Verhängnis
  • Italian: rovina ineluttabile
  • Japanese: 宿命
  • Korean: 운명
  • European Portuguese: ruína
  • Latin American Spanish: suerte
British English: doom VERB
If a fact or event dooms someone or something to a particular fate, it makes certain that they are going to suffer in some way.
That argument doomed their marriage to failure.
  • American English: doom
  • Brazilian Portuguese: fadar ao fracasso
  • Chinese: 注定
  • European Spanish: condenar
  • French: vouer
  • German: verdammen
  • Italian: condannare
  • Japanese: 追いやる
  • Korean: 불행한 운명을 맞이하다
  • European Portuguese: fadar ao fracasso
  • Latin American Spanish: condenar

All related terms of 'doom'

Chinese translation of 'doom'

doom

(duːm)

n (u)

  1. (= ruin) 毁(毀)灭(滅) (huǐmiè)
  2. (= fate) 厄运(運) (èyùn)
  3. (= feeling of depression) 悲观(觀) (bēiguān)

vt

  1. to be doomed to failure 注定要失败(敗) (zhùdìng yào shībài)
(noun) 
Definition
death or a terrible fate
his warnings of impending doom
Synonyms
destruction
the extensive destruction caused by the rioters
ruin
It is the ruin of society.
catastrophe
death
the death of everything he had ever hoped for
downfall
His lack of experience led to his downfall.
(noun) 
It was their doom to never be successful in business.
Synonyms
fate
You cannot choose your fate.
destiny
We are masters of our own destiny.
fortune
He is certainly being smiled on by fortune.
lot
He's always accepted his lot in life.
portion
(noun) 
Synonyms
sentence
When she heard of the sentence, she said: `Is that all?'
decision
The judge's decision was greeted with dismay.
verdict
The jury returned a unanimous guilty verdict.
judgment
The Court is expected to give its judgment within the next ten days.
decree
court decrees relating to marital property
condemnation
(verb) 
Definition
to destine or condemn to death or a terrible fate
Some suggest the leisure park is doomed to failure.
Synonyms
condemn
sentence
In some American states, criminals can still be sentenced to death.
consign
foreordain
destine
predestine
preordain
(verb) 
Definition
to destine or condemn to death or a terrible fate
That argument was the one that doomed their marriage.
Synonyms
condemn
He was condemned to life imprisonment.
judge
Players have been judged guilty of match-fixing.
threaten
damn
decree
sound the death knell

Additional synonyms

in the sense of damn
Definition
to prove (someone) guilty
Synonyms
sentence,
condemn,
doom
in the sense of death
Definition
ending or destruction
the death of everything he had ever hoped for
Synonyms
destruction,
ending,
finish,
ruin,
wiping out,
undoing,
extinction,
elimination,
downfall,
extermination,
annihilation,
obliteration,
ruination
in the sense of decision
Definition
a choice or judgment made about something
The judge's decision was greeted with dismay.
Synonyms
judgment,
finding,
ruling,
order,
result,
sentence,
settlement,
resolution,
conclusion,
outcome,
verdict,
decree,
arbitration

Synonyms of 'doom'

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