中文翻译与英英解释

n.
【哲学】宿命论。

a philosophical doctrine holding that all events are predetermined in advance for all time and human beings are powerless to change them

a submissive mental attitude resulting from acceptance of the doctrine that everything that happens is predetermined and inevitable

Fatalism is a philosophical doctrine emphasizing the subjugation of all events or actions to fate.

例句与用法

Fatalism was nadiensky's only refuge .
宿命论是纳齐恩斯基的唯一寄托。

That is really pagan fatalism .
这是名符其实的异教宿命论。

The historicist view of social development does not imply fatalism .
历史决定论关于社会发展的观点并不意味着宿命论。

Croft had none of the particular blend of pessimism and fatalism that red and brown felt .
克洛夫特不象雷德和布朗，他们那种悲观加宿命的人生观在他头脑里是没有的。

Do some oriental philosophies lean towards fatalism
有些东方哲学倾向于宿命论吗？

Do all oriental philosophies lean towards fatalism
所有东方的哲学都倾向于宿命论吗？

S theory of destiny does not bear the affinity of fatalism
立命论并不带有宿命论的色彩

Embodiment of fatalism in a farewell to arms
体现的是宿命论

People who believe in fatalism think that human beings do not control their own destiny
（相信宿命论的人认为人类无法控制自己的命运。 ）

We are forced to fall back upon fatalism in history to explain irrational events that is those of which we cannot comprehend the reason
为了解释这些不合理的现象也就是说，我们不理解其合理性，必然得出历史上的宿命论。