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fate [ingl. am. feɪt, ingl. brit. feɪt] SUST.
1. fate U (destiny):
fate
fate meant us to meet
fate meant us to meet
2. fate C (one's lot, end):
fate
to decide sb's fate
to meet one's fate eufem.
3. fate MITO.:
tempt [ingl. am. tɛm(p)t, ingl. brit. tɛm(p)t] V. trans.
1. tempt often pass:
to be tempted to + infin
estar tentado de  +  infin
to tempt sb into sth/-ing to tempt sb into crime
2. tempt REL.:
malevolent fate/deity
by a quirk of fate
by a quirk of fate
the fickle finger of fate ingl. am.
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fate [feɪt] SUST. sin pl.
fate (destiny)
fate (one's end)
to leave sb to his fate
to seal sb's fate
to tempt fate
it must be fate
unavoidable accident, fate
irony of fate
a quirk of fate
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fate [feɪt] SUST.
fate (destiny)
fate (one's end)
to leave sb to his fate
to seal sb's fate
to tempt fate
it must be fate
irony of fate
unavoidable accident, fate
a quirk of fate
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The poor now were an unavoidable part of urban society and their existence and plight could not be ignored.
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Sometimes this is unavoidable especially in cases where there is only one card of a particular suit left in a player's hand.
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This phenomenon is known as fouling and is an unavoidable part of many industrial processes.
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Indeed, prejudices, in the sense of pre-judgements of the thing we want to understand, are unavoidable.
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This created an unavoidable sense of competition amongst students.
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