foregone conclusion

英 [ˈfɔːɡɒn kənˈkluːʒn]

美 [ˈfɔːrɡɔːn kənˈkluːʒn]

预料之中必然发生的事情，不可避免的结局

英英释义

noun

• something that is certain
  1. his victory is a certainty
  Synonym:certaintysure thing
• an inevitable ending
  Synonym:matter of course

双语例句

• Onece again, a defeat for the Conservatives looked like a foregone conclusion.
  保守党被击败似乎再一次成为必然的结局。
• I am not convinced that this is a foregone conclusion, but even if it were, there is a trade-off between short-term pain and long-term gain.
  我不相信这是必然之事，但即便真的发生，在短期痛苦和长期收益之间也会有一个权衡。
• Born in the land that moment, everyone had the final outcome is a foregone conclusion.
  在呱呱落地那刻，每个人最后的结局都已成定局。
• This outcome is hardly a foregone conclusion.
  这样的结果并不是未卜先知。
• As a result, the foregone conclusion is that US interest rates will rise and bonds will underperform significantly.
  因此，人们的定论是，美国利率将会上调，债券将明显走弱。
• It was a foregone conclusion that I would end up in the same business as him
  早已注定我最终会和他干同一行。
• After tripling its balance sheet in two and-a-half years, the conventional wisdom is that the era of quantitative easing should now give way to the era of inflation. As a result, the foregone conclusion is that US interest rates will rise and bonds will underperform significantly.
  在美联储资产负债表于两年半内增长了两倍之后，传统智慧认为，定量宽松时代现在应该让位于通货膨胀时代。因此，人们的定论是，美国利率将会上调，债券将明显走弱。
• The championship result was almost a foregone conclusion.
  锦标赛的结果差不多在意料之中。
• The outcome of the election is a foregone conclusion.
  选举结果已在预料之中。
• E.g.emotional expressions such as problem area, cumbersome process, or poorly controlled imply a foregone conclusion.
  类似于问题存在于，讨厌的处理过程或是无法控制这样的有感情倾向的语言容易暗示某种结论。