fate

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el destino

∗ noun

fate
[feɪt]
sustantivo
1destino (m) sino (m)
  • to leave somebody to his fate -> abandonar a alguien a su suerte
  • to suffer/share a similar fate -> sufrir/compartir la misma suerte
  • a fate worse than death -> un sino peor que la muerte

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fate [feit]
sustantivo
1Hado, destino, suerte, fortuna, providencia.
2Hado, muerte, destrución.
3pl.
4Mit) las Parcas; los destinos.

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fate [feɪt]
noun
1 (destiny) destino; (m)
what fate has in store for us lo que nos guarda depara el destino;or fate decided otherwise el destino no lo quiso así
2 (person's lot) suerte; (f)
to leave sb to his fate abandonar a algn a su suerte; this sealed his fate esto acabó de perderle; to meet one's fate (die) encontrar la muerte; Italy could suffer the same fate as India Italia podría correr la misma suerte que la India; a Italia le podría pasar lo mismo que a la India
The next batsman suffered the same fate two balls later
that's a fate worse than death no hay cosa peor
For many people a stroke is truly a fate worse than death "I believe the mayor's wife snared you for a dance?" "A fate worse than death, Mr Graham. Avoid her at all costs"
3
the Fates (Mit) las Parcas

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Verb Conjugation for "fate"

Imperative
  • fate
  • you fate
  • he/she fates
  • we fate
  • you fate
  • they fate
Preterite
  • I fated
  • you fated
  • he/she fated
  • we fated
  • you fated
  • they fated
Present Continuous
  • I am fating
  • you are fating
  • he/she is fating
  • we are fating
  • you are fating
  • they are fating
Present Perfect
  • I have fated
  • you have fated
  • he/she has fated
  • we have fated
  • you have fated
  • they have fated
Past Continuous
  • I was fating
  • you were fating
  • he/she was fating
  • we were fating
  • you were fating
  • they were fating
Past Perfect
  • I had fated
  • you had fated
  • he/she had fated
  • we had fated
  • you had fated
  • they had fated
Future
  • I will fate
  • you will fate
  • he/she will fate
  • we will fate
  • you will fate
  • they will fate
Future Perfect
  • I will have fated
  • you will have fated
  • he/she will have fated
  • we will have fated
  • you will have fated
  • they will have fated
Future Continuous
  • I will be fating
  • you will be fating
  • he/she will be fating
  • we will be fating
  • you will be fating
  • they will be fating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fating
  • you have been fating
  • he/she has been fating
  • we have been fating
  • you have been fating
  • they have been fating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fating
  • you will have been fating
  • he/she will have been fating
  • we will have been fating
  • you will have been fating
  • they will have been fating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fating
  • you had been fating
  • he/she had been fating
  • we had been fating
  • you had been fating
  • they had been fating

fa
masculine noun
1F (Mús); fa (en solfeo)

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fa [fah]
noun
1Fourth note in the gamut. (Music) (m)

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fa
sustantivo:masculino
(Música) fa; F
fa bemol F flat
si toco un fa, o un fa sostenido, o un sol sostenido solo suena la nota
fa mayor F major
Polonesa en fa mayor es como el Bolero de Ravel pero en fa menor por lo repetitivo
fa menor F minor
fa sostenido F sharp

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