What is the difference between decide and determine?

First, the pronunciation is different.

decide: English [d sa d] American [d sa d].

determined: English [d t :m nd] United States [d t :rm nd].

1、i'm determined to succeed.

I was determined to succeed.

2、we might be hiring more people but nothing has been decided yet.

We may hire more, but nothing has been decided yet.

Second, the parts of speech are different.

determined can be used as an adjective and a verb, but decide can only be used as a verb.

determined：v.Are you sure; Decision; (make) to make a decision, (to make) to make a decision (past tense and past participle of determine); make decisions; Positive; Determined; Resolutely.

decide：vt.Decision; Resolution; Settle; Verdict; vi.Decision; Determined.

1、the proposal had been dropped in the face of determined opposition.

This proposal was abandoned in the face of strong opposition.

2、they decided against taking legal action.

They decided not to file a lawsuit.

Determine is usually determined by a factor, e.g. grades can't determine the future of a person.Grades do not determine a person's future.

Decide is usually a person who decides to do something, such as:

i decided to struggle for a better future from now on.I decided to fight for a better tomorrow from now on.

Determine and decide both mean to decide, but determine is more official and formal, and the usage is different, decide only has the usage of decide to do on sth, but determine can also be determined to do in addition to the above usage.

Therefore, a questionnaire can be created to determine whether the CEO is right or not.

determine and decide, one with certainty, the other with decision, personal opinion, hope to help.

determinate adj.Positive; Decided vtAre you sure; Figure it out.

determined adj.decided; Resolute vDecision; Assertion (past participle of determine).

the accident determined her against further delay.

The accident made her determined not to delay any longer.

deterministic adj.deterministic; Fate is predestined.

what we see as a result of heisenberg is the shift from deterministic models.

We get Heisenberg's results, which are a shift from the deterministic model.

decided n.Decide (past tense of decide) adjexplicit; Obviously; Resolutely, decisively.

i psyched it all out by myself and decided.

I expected it all on my own, and I made a decision.

decisive adj.decisive; Decisive, determined.

the battle for abidjan will be decisive.

The battle for Abidjan will be decisive.

decide[English][d sa d][a][dsa d]vtDecision; Resolution; Settle; Verdict;

vi.Decision; Determined.

why did buzzfeed decide to expand internationally?

Why did Buzzfeed decide to expand overseas?

determine

English] [d t :m n] [American] [d t :rm n]vt& vi.Make a decision, make a decision;

vt.decide, determine; judgments, judgments; make decisions; Limit;

vi.[Lord's use in law] to end, to terminate, to end;

it will determine our future.

This will determine our future.

The verbs decide, determine, and resolve all mean "to decide".

Decide: Emphasis refers to a decision made after thinking, comparing, discussing, or asking.

you are the one to decide.

It's up to you to decide. ）

Defirm: Refers to a deliberate determination to do something and to do it.

the board determined company policy.

The Board of Directors determines the Company's policy. ）