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1 redemption
noun2) (of tokens, trading stamps, stocks, etc.) Einlösen, das4) (of person, country) Befreiung, die5) (deliverance from sin) Erlösung, die* * *[rə'dempʃən]noun the redemption of man by Christ.) die Erlösung* * *re·demp·tion[rɪˈdem(p)ʃən]n no pl2. (rescue)to be beyond [or past] \redemption nicht mehr zu retten sein3. FIN (conversion) of a bond, coupon, voucher Einlösen nt, Einlösung f; of a debt, loan, mortgage Tilgung f, Abzahlung f, Rückzahlung f\redemption claim Rückzahlungsanspruch m\redemption fee Ablöseentschädigung f\redemption loan Amortisationsdarlehen nt\redemption payment Tilgungszahlung f, Tilgungsleistung f\redemption before due date Rückzahlung vor Fälligkeit* * *[rI'dempSən]n(of pawned object, trading stamps, coupons, bill etc) Einlösung f; (of promise, obligation) Einhaltung f, Erfüllung f; (FIN) (of debt) Abzahlung f, Löschung f; (of mortgage) Tilgung f; (of shares) Verkauf m; (US of banknote) Wechsel m; (of one's honour, situation) Rettung f; (REL) Erlösung fredemption centre (Brit) or center (US) ) ( (Comm ) — Einlösestelle f
* * *redemption [rıˈdempʃn] s1. Abzahlung f, Ablösung f, Tilgung f, Amortisation f (einer Hypothek etc):redemption loan Tilgungsdarlehen n;redemption reserve Tilgungsrücklage f;redemption value Rückkaufs-, Tilgungswert m2. Rückkauf m3. WIRTSCH Auslosung f (von Staatspapieren)4. Einlösung f (eines Pfandes etc, auch eines Versprechens)5. Los-, Freikauf m (von Gefangenen etc)6. Wiedergutmachung f (eines Fehlers etc), Abbüßung f (einer Sünde)7. a) Wettmachen n (einer schlechten Eigenschaft), Versöhnung f (of mit)b) versöhnender Zug8. Wiedererlangung f, Wiederherstellung f (von Rechten etc)in the year of our redemption 1648 im Jahre des Heils 1648* * *noun2) (of tokens, trading stamps, stocks, etc.) Einlösen, das4) (of person, country) Befreiung, diehe's past or beyond redemption — für ihn gibt es keine Rettung mehr
5) (deliverance from sin) Erlösung, die* * *(loan) n.Erlösung -en f.Rückkauf -¨e m.Tilgung -en f. -
2 redeemable
re·deem·able[rɪˈdi:məbl̩]adj inv\redeemable government stock rückkaufbare Staatspapiere\redeemable loan Abzahlungsdarlehen nt, Tilgungsdarlehen nt\redeemable preference share rückzahlbare Vorzugsaktie\redeemable security rückzahlbares Wertpapier2. (by compensation)▪ to be \redeemable faux pas, fault wiedergutzumachen sein* * *[rɪ'diːməbl]adj1) debt tilgbar; pawned object, trading stamps, coupons, bill einlösbarredeemable for cash/goods — gegen Bargeld/Waren einzulösen
* * *redeemable adj (adv redeemably)1. a) abzahlbar, ablösbar, tilgbarb) abzuzahlen(d), zu tilgen(d):redeemable bonds kündbare Obligationen;redeemable loan Tilgungsdarlehen n2. zurückkaufbar4. einlösbar (Pfand etc, auch Versprechen)6. wiedererlangbar, wiederherstellbar (Rechte etc)* * *adj.abzahlbar adj.tilgbar adj.
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