English-Italian translation for "to doom"

to doom [doomed|doomed] {v.t.} (also: to foredoom, to predestinate, to predestine)

Seriously -- doomed, doomed!

These measures are doomed to failure.

Nip and tuck till crack of doom.

These efforts are doomed to fail.

Its message is doomed to failure.

I believe that such attempts are doomed to failure.

And we are by no means being prophets of doom about this.

If it's all puppies, porn and piracy, we're doomed.

I do not want to be a prophet of doom, but unfortunately I doubt it.

In a free, unprotected market, they are doomed to disappear.

That very sentence already reveals the doom of destruction of happiness.

This meant that the programme was doomed to fail from the start.

Women and children are being traded like goods and doomed to prostitution.

‘ Prophets of doom ’ they shouted at us, ‘ it will take at least 30 years’.

Heading 4 - external policy - is still inevitably doomed to failure.

With that shopkeeper mentality, we are doomed to fail.

Your final summit was doomed from the moment France voted to reject the Constitution.

Whatever happens in our region is doomed to affect the whole world.

The current fisheries policy is not sustainable and is therefore doomed to fail.

The result of which is that everywhere I go now, people treat me like I'm doomed.