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Fate leads the willing and drag along the unwilling. --- Seneca.
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不愿者，拖曳之——命运如此行事而已。所谓历史必然性的铁律，并不以个人意志为转移，康德曾经慨叹对于这样的历史，只有名之以“大自然的计划”，否则不可思议。 |
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Fate seems to be kind to you.
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命运好像对你特别友好。 |
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Fate smiles upon the old necromancer, he will have a chance to prove his good intentions to Isabel.
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命运正在向这位年迈的亡灵巫师微笑，他得到一个向伊莎贝尔证明自己的机会。 |
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Fate wrote her a most tremendous tragedy, and she played it in tights .
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命运给她写下了一出非常惊人的悲剧，而她则穿着紧身衣裤登场表演了。 |
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Fate wrote her a most tremendous tragedy, and she played it in tights.
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命运给她写下了一出非常惊人的悲剧，而她则穿着紧身衣裤登场表演了。 |
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Fate's hid ends eyes cannot see.
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命运隐藏的结局眼睛无法看见。 |
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Fate, especially a tragic or ruinous one.
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命运命运，尤指厄运或劫数 |
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Father : But this young man is Bill Gate's son-in-law.
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父亲：但这个年轻人是比尔?格茨的女婿。 |
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Father : But this young man is a vice-president of the World Bank.
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父亲：但这个年轻人是世界银行的副总裁。 |
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Father : I have a young man to be recommended as a vice-president.
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父亲：我有一个年轻人可被推荐作为副总裁。 |
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Father : I broke little Tim from the habit of biting his nails.
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父亲：我把小蒂姆咬指甲的习惯给纠正过来了。 |
