seal fate

seal (one's) fate

To solidify or confirm that a particular, usually unpleasant, thing will happen. If you fail this exam, it will seal your fate and make your GPA low enough to qualify for expulsion.

seal someone's fate

Fig. to determine finally the fate of someone. His lying and cheating sealed his fate. He was convicted and sent to prison.

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释义	seal fate seal (one's) fate To solidify or confirm that a particular, usually unpleasant, thing will happen. If you fail this exam, it will seal your fate and make your GPA low enough to qualify for expulsion. See also: fate, seal Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. seal someone's fate Fig. to determine finally the fate of someone. His lying and cheating sealed his fate. He was convicted and sent to prison. See also: fate, seal McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: seal (one's) fate seal one's fate seal someone's fate in all busiest men have the most leisure the busiest men find the most time the busiest men have the most leisure beyond reach come to a bad end come to a bad/sticky end
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