predetermination

indénombrable

A noun referring to the act or doctrine of deciding or determining something in advance, often used in theological contexts regarding divine foreordination or in philosophical discussions about predestined outcomes.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт или доктрину предварительного решения или определения чего-либо, часто используемое в теологических контекстах относительно божественного предопределения или в философских дискуссиях о предопределённых исходах.esSustantivo que designa el acto o la doctrina de decidir o determinar algo de antemano, empleado a menudo en contextos teológicos sobre la predestinación divina o en debates filosóficos acerca de resultados preestablecidos.frNom désignant l'acte ou la doctrine de décider ou de déterminer quelque chose à l'avance, souvent utilisé dans des contextes théologiques concernant la prédestination divine ou dans des discussions philosophiques sur des résultats prédéterminés.deSubstantiv, das den Akt oder die Doktrin bezeichnet, etwas im Voraus zu bestimmen oder festzulegen; häufig verwendet in theologischen Kontexten der göttlichen Vorherbestimmung oder in philosophischen Diskussionen über vorherbestimmte Ergebnisse.ptSubstantivo que designa o ato ou a doutrina de decidir ou determinar algo de antemão, usado frequentemente em contextos teológicos sobre a predestinação divina ou em discussões filosóficas sobre resultados predeterminados.zh名词，指预先决定或预先确定的行动或教义，常用于神学语境中指上帝预定的旨意，或在哲学讨论中指命中注定的结局。也指事先作出的决定。arاسم يشير إلى الفعل أو العقيدة القائلة بتقرير شيء أو تحديده مسبقًا، ويُستخدم غالبًا في السياقات اللاهوتية للإشارة إلى القضاء الإلهي أو القدر، وفي النقاشات الفلسفية حول المصائر المحتومة سلفًا.

1. Theological doctrine of foreordination C2 formal

   The belief, often linked to Calvinist theology, that God has decreed all events in advance, including the ultimate fate of every soul.

   • The concept of predetermination is central to certain branches of Protestant theology.
   • He struggled with the idea of predetermination and its implications for free will.
   • The sermon focused on the doctrine of predetermination as a source of comfort.

   ruПредопределениеesPredestinaciónfrPrédestinationdePrädestinationptPredestinaçãozh预定论arالقضاء والقدر

   Synonymes: foreordinationpredestination

2. Prior mental resolve C1 formal

   A decision or intention formed in advance to act in a specific way.

   • Her predetermination to succeed was evident in her meticulous planning.
   • He acted with a clear predetermination to finish the project by Friday.
   • The team's predetermination to win the championship drove their intense training.

   ruПредопределённостьesPredeterminaciónfrPrédétermination (résolution antérieure)deVorherbestimmungptPredeterminaçãozh预先决定arالتصميم المسبق

   Synonymes: forethoughtintentionpremeditationresolve

3. Act of deciding in advance C1 formal

   The process or action of ordaining or settling something before it occurs.

   • The predetermination of the event's outcome was seen as unfair.
   • The contract included a clause for the predetermination of payment terms.
   • The committee's predetermination of the agenda left little room for discussion.

   ruПредопределениеesPredeterminación (acción de decidir de antemano)frprédéterminationdeVorherbestimmungptPredeterminaçãozh预先决定arالتحديد المسبق

   Synonymes: foreordinationprearrangementpredestinationpreordination

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