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fateful adj.宿命的；重大的；决定性的 (1) 我在脑海里不断地重温那决定命运的日子。(2) 你怎么能忽略了这些重大的事件?(3) 这一步骤带来了许多严重的后果。(4) 未来数月将充满重大的决定。(5) 对其他地方的其它人来说，这也是一个命运悠关的日子。(6) 他听到法官字字千钧的话，顿时垂头丧气。 “I can fit my head into this jar!” — fateful words that resulted in a trip to the hospital. Most of the time, fateful spells disaster. There was the fateful day you left your guinea pig’s cage door open, and there are fateful decisions that seem innocent at the time, but come back to haunt you later. Fate is the idea that your life is mapped out, and a fateful instance is one significant landmark on that map.

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英 ['feɪtfl] 美 ['feɪtfl] (1) I relive that fateful day over and over in my mind.(2) How can you overlook these fateful events?(3) This step involved many fateful consequences.(4) The coming months will be fraught with fateful decisions.(5) For others elsewhere it was also a fateful day.(6) His heart sink as he listen to the judge utter the fateful word. A fateful moment is one that seems impossible to avoid. And when a fateful event occurs, it feels like it will have a big impact on your future — and usually not in a good way. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词](行为或时刻)有重大影响的(常指负面影响)，决定性的 If an action or a time when something happened is described as fateful, it is considered to have an important, and often very bad, effect on future events.   [usu ADJ n]It was a fateful decision, one which was to break the Government.这是一项将会让政府垮台的重大决定。

英语单词	fateful
英美音标	英 ['feɪtfl] 美 ['feɪtfl]
中文释义	adj.宿命的；重大的；决定性的
英语例句	(1) I relive that fateful day over and over in my mind. (2) How can you overlook these fateful events? (3) This step involved many fateful consequences. (4) The coming months will be fraught with fateful decisions. (5) For others elsewhere it was also a fateful day. (6) His heart sink as he listen to the judge utter the fateful word.
中文例句	(1) 我在脑海里不断地重温那决定命运的日子。 (2) 你怎么能忽略了这些重大的事件? (3) 这一步骤带来了许多严重的后果。 (4) 未来数月将充满重大的决定。 (5) 对其他地方的其它人来说，这也是一个命运悠关的日子。 (6) 他听到法官字字千钧的话，顿时垂头丧气。
vocabulary简明	A fateful moment is one that seems impossible to avoid. And when a fateful event occurs, it feels like it will have a big impact on your future — and usually not in a good way.
vocabulary扩展	“I can fit my head into this jar!” — fateful words that resulted in a trip to the hospital. Most of the time, fateful spells disaster. There was the fateful day you left your guinea pig’s cage door open, and there are fateful decisions that seem innocent at the time, but come back to haunt you later. Fate is the idea that your life is mapped out, and a fateful instance is one significant landmark on that map.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词](行为或时刻)有重大影响的(常指负面影响)，决定性的 If an action or a time when something happened is described as fateful, it is considered to have an important, and often very bad, effect on future events. [usu ADJ n] It was a fateful decision, one which was to break the Government. 这是一项将会让政府垮台的重大决定。

Fateful Day Future Time 英 Feɪtfl] 美 Feɪtfl Adj.宿命的；重大的；决定性的