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doomed

/duːmd/

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adjective

/duːmd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает кого-то или что-то, что обречено на неудачу, страдания или гибель.

Describes someone or something that is certain to fail, suffer, or die.

  1. Certain to fail or sufferB2formal

    Likely to have an unfortunate or inescapable outcome; destined to fail or be destroyed.

    ruОбречённый

    • The project was doomed from the start due to lack of funding.
    • They felt their relationship was doomed to fail.
    • The ship was doomed after hitting the iceberg.

    Synonymscurseddamneddestinedfatedhopelessill-fatedill-starredjinxedlostruined

    Antonymsfavoredprosperoussuccessful

  2. Condemned to death or destructionB2formal

    Sentenced to death or destruction, often by a higher power or fate.

    ruОбречённый

    • The prisoners were doomed to execution.
    • The ancient city was doomed by the volcanic eruption.
    • He felt doomed by his own mistakes.

    Synonymsaccursedcursedfatedhaplessill-fatedill-starredlostunlucky

    Antonymsredeemedrescuedsaved

Forms
  • more doomed comparative form
  • most doomed superlative form
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noun

/duːmd/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее людей, которым суждено умереть или пострадать от ужасной участи в ближайшем будущем.

A noun referring to people who are fated to die or suffer a terrible fate in the near future.

  1. People destined to die or failB2formal

    Individuals who are fated to suffer death, destruction, or failure.

    ruОбречённые

    • The captain tried to save the doomed from the sinking ship.
    • In the story, the prophet warned the doomed of their fate.
    • The rescue team could not reach the doomed in time.

    Synonymsdamnedfatedill-fatedlostmarkedunfortunate

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

doom/duːm/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по обречению кого-либо или чего-либо на определённую участь, обычно неприятную или гибельную.

A verb used to indicate the act of condemning someone or something to a particular fate, typically an unpleasant or disastrous one.

  1. Condemn to a bad fateB2formal

    To cause someone or something to have an unavoidable and usually negative outcome.

    ruОбречь

    • The lack of funding doomed the project from the start.
    • His reckless actions doomed him to failure.
    • The harsh weather doomed the crops.

    Synonymscondemncursedamndestinefateforeordainordainpredestinesentence

  2. Judicial condemnationC1formal

    To formally sentence someone to a severe punishment or death.

    ruПриговорить

    • The court doomed the traitor to life in prison.
    • The dictator doomed his enemies to exile.
    • The judge doomed the criminal to execution.

    Synonymscondemnconvictdamnsentence

    Antonymsabsolveacquitexoneratepardonvindicate

Forms
  • doomed past participle
  • doomed past simple
  • dooming present participle
  • dooms third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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