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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

finding an idiom about "fate"

Many people ,as far as I know, believe in "fate".

In my mother language,it's always said "let your fate decide/follow your fate"

What's this meaning expressed as in english?
  

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I know a few common expressions related to fate, but none close to what you want to say: a fate worse than death tempt fate twists of fate As fate would have it I need to rack my brains some more for other sayings.

— Julielai

  • I know a few common expressions related to fate, but none close to what you want to say: a fate worse than death tempt fate twists of fate As fate would have it I need to rack my brains some more for other sayings.
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I know a few common expressions related to fate, but none close to what you want to say:

a fate worse than death

tempt fate

twists of fate

As fate would have it

I need to rack my brains some more for other sayings.
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Hi,

In my mother language,it's always said "let your fate decide/follow your fate"

The common 'English' expressions that come first to mind are, interestingly, borrowed from other languages.

Que sera, sera. What will be, will be.

Kismet

Omar Khay
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to Clive :

Thank you , and "What will be, will be" just fit the idiom I'm looking for.

(ps : it reminds me of "Let It Be" )
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