| 单词 | providence |
| 释义 | providence (prɒvɪdəns ) uncountable noun Providence is God, or a force which is believed by some people to arrange the things that happen to us. [literary] The first Slav pope, John Paul, said that providence had chosen him to proclaim the spiritual unity of Europe. These women regard his death as an act of providence. Synonyms: fate, fortune, destiny, God's will Collocations: divine providence The opportunity to sing to a wider audience has come about by divine providence, he believes. Times, Sunday Times But kings made by divine providence must win their battles to prove their claim. Times,Sunday Times In recalling the wilderness years, the sukkah symbolises trust in divine providence and protection, particularly when life can seem uncertain and insecure. Times, Sunday Times She says it was 'divine providence' that stopped her getting on the same aircraft as him. Times, Sunday Times Surely no one could admit divine providence in these matters! Christianity Today Translations: Chinese: 上帝 Japanese: 神意 |
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