v．预先注定：事先决定或安排某事发生。
foreordain /ˌfɔːrɔːˈdeɪn/
动词 to determine (events, results, etc) in the future 预言
foreordain by divine will or decree
同义词： predestine / predestinate
foreordain or determine beforehand
同义词： predestine / preordain
... 被预先充电的 = precharged 被预先注定的 = foreordained 被预先洗涤的 = prewashed ...
His place in history was foreordained.
他在历史上的地位是前世已经注定的。
God has foreordained that he die young.
上帝预定他早死。
Most of the winners, if not foreordained, were expected.
大多数获奖者的获奖，虽然不是事先内定的，至少是不出人所料。
Say this trend holds, and Romney is the foreordained choice in 2012.
But is it foreordained that stocks will deliver a terrific return?
It is foreordained that the Corps will ask for new locks, and will say that without them the competitiveness of U.S. grain exports is at risk.