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

• The result should be a foregone conclusion.
  这一结果本在预料之中。
• 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。
• Confrontation might be a foregone conclusion, milord.
  看来对抗是不可避免了，大人。
• The outcome is a foregone conclusion.
  大局已定。
• That is not a foregone conclusion, however.
  不过，这并非必然结果。
• The results of the general election next week now seem like a foregone conclusion.
  下周大选的结果似乎现在就已成定局了。
• People do not doubt that macro economic growth will be robust, she says. Whether that growth can translate into healthy corporate profits is not a foregone conclusion.
  她说：人们并不怀疑宏观经济增长将会强劲，至于这种增长会不会转化成健康的企业利润，则不太好说。
• 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。
• The outcome of this football game is a foregone conclusion.
  这场足球赛，谁胜谁负已成定局。
• A severe debt write-off by Greece and Portugal is a foregone conclusion; and in my view both countries would be better off without the euro.
  希腊和葡萄牙大笔勾销债务是预料中的必然结局；在我看来，如果退出欧元区，两国的境况将会更好。