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1 redeem
transitive verb1) (regain) wiederherstellen [Ehre, Gesundheit]; wiedergewinnen [Position]2) (buy back) tilgen [Hypothek]; [wieder] einlösen [Pfand]; abzahlen [Grundstück]3) (convert) einlösen [Gutschein, Coupon]4) (make amends for) ausgleichen, wettmachen [Fehler, Schuld usw.]he has one redeeming feature — man muss ihm eins zugute halten
5) (repay) abzahlen [Schuld, Kredit]6) (save) retten7)* * *[rə'di:m]2) (to set (a person) free by paying a ransom; (of Jesus Christ) to free (a person) from sin.) freikaufen, erlösen3) (to compensate for or cancel out the faults of: His willingness to work redeemed him in her eyes.) wettmachen•- academic.ru/60891/Redeemer">Redeemer- redemption
- past/beyond redemption
- redeeming feature* * *re·deem[rɪˈdi:m]vt1. (compensate for)▪ to \redeem sth fault, mistake etw wettmachen [o wiedergutmachen2. (save)to \redeem one's good name/reputation seinen guten Namen/Ruf wiederherstellenhe tried to \redeem himself in her eyes by giving her a huge bunch of flowers er versuchte, sie mit einem riesigen Strauß Blumen wieder versöhnlich zu stimmento \redeem shares Aktien einziehento \redeem a bond/coupon/savings certificate einen Pfandbrief/Gutschein/Sparbrief einlösen; (from pawnshop)▪ to \redeem sth etw [gegen Zahlung] zurückerhaltento \redeem a bond eine Obligation verkaufen▪ to \redeem sth etw ab[be]zahlento \redeem one's debts seine Schulden abtragento \redeem a mortgage/debt eine Hypothek/Schulden tilgen [o ablösen5. (fulfil)▪ to \redeem sth etw erfüllento \redeem a promise ein Versprechen einlösen* * *[rɪ'diːm]vtpawned object, trading stamps, coupons, bill etc einlösen (for gegen); promise, obligation einhalten, erfüllen; (FIN) debt abzahlen, löschen; mortgage tilgen, abzahlen; shares verkaufen; (US) banknote wechseln (for in +acc); one's honour, situation retten; (REL) sinner erlösen; (= compensate for) failing, fault wettmachen, ausgleichento redeem oneself —
* * *redeem [rıˈdiːm] v/t1. eine Hypothek etc abzahlen, ablösen, amortisieren, tilgen2. zurückkaufen4. ein Pfand etc einlösen5. Gefangene etc los-, freikaufen8. eine schlechte Eigenschaft aufwiegen, wettmachen, versöhnen mit:a) versöhnender Zug,b) ausgleichendes Moment9. seine Ehre, Rechte wiedererlangen, wiederherstellen12. befreien ( from von)* * *transitive verb1) (regain) wiederherstellen [Ehre, Gesundheit]; wiedergewinnen [Position]2) (buy back) tilgen [Hypothek]; [wieder] einlösen [Pfand]; abzahlen [Grundstück]3) (convert) einlösen [Gutschein, Coupon]4) (make amends for) ausgleichen, wettmachen [Fehler, Schuld usw.]5) (repay) abzahlen [Schuld, Kredit]6) (save) retten7)* * *v.amortisieren (Anleihe) v.einlösen v.zurück kaufen v.zurückkaufen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.
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