ordain
or
ɔr
awr
dain
ˈdeÉȘn
dein
/ɔːdˈe‍ÉȘn/

A(z) „ordain” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to ordain
01

rendelkezik, rendeletben elƑír

to officially order something using one's higher authority
Transitive: to ordain sth
to ordain definition and meaning
Példåk
The university president ordained a new policy requiring students to attend mandatory seminars.
Az egyetem elnöke rendeletbe helyezett egy Ășj szabĂĄlyzatot, amely kötelezƑ szeminĂĄriumokon valĂł rĂ©szvĂ©telt Ă­r elƑ a hallgatĂłk szĂĄmĂĄra.
02

felszentel, kinevez

to officially confer or appoint someone to a position, typically within a religious context such as the priesthood
Transitive: to ordain sb
Példåk
Last year, the church ordained several candidates who had completed their theological studies.
Tavaly a templom felszentelt több olyan jelöltet, akik elvégezték teológiai tanulmånyaikat.
03

elrendel, predesztinĂĄl

(of a higher power) to prearrange or predestine something
Transitive: to ordain an event
Példåk
Despite their efforts to change the course of events, it seemed that destiny had already ordained their fate.
Annak ellenĂ©re, hogy megprĂłbĂĄltĂĄk megvĂĄltoztatni az esemĂ©nyek menetĂ©t, Ășgy tƱnt, hogy a sors mĂĄr elrendelte a vĂ©gzetĂŒket.
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