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1 Retter
1. rescuer, lit. deliverer, savio(u)r; bes. RELI. Saviour; ein Retter in der Not a friend in need; umg., iro. a knight in shining armo(u)r2. umg. (Rettungssanitäter) paramedic* * *der Rettersaviour; rescuer; retriever; savior* * *Rẹt|ter ['rɛtɐ]1. m -s, -, Ret|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen(aus Notlage) rescuer, deliverer (liter)der Retter (Rel) — the Saviour (Brit) or Savior (US)
ach mein Retter! — oh my hero!
der Retter des Unternehmens/von 1000 Arbeitsplätzen — the saviour (Brit) or savior (US) of the business/of 1000 jobs
See:→ Not* * *Ret·ter(in)<-s, ->der \Retter in der Not the helper in my/our, etc. hour of need* * *der; Retters, Retter, Retterin die; Retter, Retternen rescuer; (eines Landes, einer Bewegung o. ä.) saviourChrist der Retter — Christ the Saviour
* * *ein Retter in der Not a friend in need; umg, iron a knight in shining armo(u)r2. umg (Rettungssanitäter) paramedic* * *der; Retters, Retter, Retterin die; Retter, Retternen rescuer; (eines Landes, einer Bewegung o. ä.) saviour* * *- m.rescuer n.retriever n.saver n. -
2 Heiland
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.; KIRCHL. Savio(u)r* * *der Heilandthe Saviour; the Redeemer; the Savior* * *Hei|land ['hailant]m -(e)s, -e[-də] (REL) Saviour (Brit), Savior (US), Redeemer; (fig geh = Retter) saviour (Brit), savior (US)* * *Hei·land<-[e]s, -e>[ˈhailant]m Saviour [or AM -or]* * *der; Heiland[e]s, Heilande1) (Christus) Saviour; Redeemer2) (geh.): (Retter) saviour* * ** * *der; Heiland[e]s, Heilande1) (Christus) Saviour; Redeemer2) (geh.): (Retter) saviour -
3 Erlöser
1. RELI. Savio(u)r, Redeemer* * *der Erlöserthe Savior; the Redeemer; the Saviour* * *Er|lö|ser [ɛɐ'løːzɐ]1. m -s, -,Er|lö́|se|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen(= Befreier) saviour (Brit), savior (US)der Erlö́ser (Rel) — the Redeemer
* * *der1) ((often with the) Jesus Christ.) Redeemer2) ((usually with capital) a person or god who saves people from sin, hell etc.) saviour* * *Er·lö·ser(in)<-s, ->▪ der \Erlöser the Redeemer* * *der; Erlösers, Erlöser1) saviour2) (christl. Rel.) redeemer* * *1. REL Savio(u)r, Redeemer* * *der; Erlösers, Erlöser1) saviour2) (christl. Rel.) redeemer* * *- m.liberator n.redeemer n. -
4 Erretter
* * *der Errettersaviour; rescuer; savior* * *Er|rẹt|ter(in)m(f) (liter ESP REL)saviour (Brit ESP REL savior (US ESP REL deliverer (liter)* * *Er·ret·ter(in)* * *der (geh.) saviour* * ** * *der (geh.) saviour* * *- m.rescuer n. -
5 Engel
m; -s, -1. angel; guter / gefallener Engel guardian / fallen angel; Engel des Lichts / Todes angel of light / death; die Engel ( im Himmel) singen hören umg., hum. be in agony, think one is sent for Dial.; ein Engel geht durchs Zimmer fig. etwa an angel passed over (at party etc., after sudden silence falls)2. fig.: du bist ein Engel! you’re an angel ( oder a real dear)!; er ist auch nicht gerade ein Engel he’s not exactly an angel himself; jemandes rettender Engel sein be s.o.’s salvation; du ahnungsloser Engel! etwa oh you are innocent!, sweet innocence!; ein Engel mit einem B davor umg., hum. little imp ( oder rascal); die gelben Engel MOT. the members of the patrol force of the ADAC, a German organization that is the equivalent of the AA and RAC in the UK or the AAA in the USA and provides roadside assistance to drivers* * *der Engelangel* * *Ẹn|gel ['ɛŋl]m -s, - (lit, fig)angelein rettender Engel (fig) — a saviour (Brit) or savior (US)
ein guter Engel (fig) — a guardian angel
ich hörte die Engel im Himmel singen (inf) — it hurt like anything (inf), it was agony
er ist auch nicht gerade ein Engel (inf) — he's no angel (inf)
wir sind alle keine Engel (prov) — none of us is perfect
* * *der1) (a messenger or attendant of God: The angels announced the birth of Christ to the shepherds.) angel2) (a very good or beautiful person: She's an absolute angel about helping us.) angel* * *En·gel<-s, ->[ˈɛŋl̩]m angelein gefallener \Engel a fallen angelein \Engel sein (fam) to be an angelnicht gerade ein \Engel sein (fam) to be no angel* * *der; Engels, Engel: angelsie ist mein guter/ein rettender Engel — she is my good/a guardian angel
* * *1. angel;guter/gefallener Engel guardian/fallen angel;Engel des Lichts/Todes angel of light/death;ein Engel geht durchs Zimmer fig etwa an angel passed over (at party etc, after sudden silence falls)2. fig:du bist ein Engel! you’re an angel ( oder a real dear)!;er ist auch nicht gerade ein Engel he’s not exactly an angel himself;jemandes rettender Engel sein be sb’s salvation;du ahnungsloser Engel! etwa oh you are innocent!, sweet innocence!;die Gelben Engel AUTO the members of the patrol force of the ADAC, a German organization that is the equivalent of the AA and RAC in the UK or the AAA in the USA and provides roadside assistance to drivers* * *der; Engels, Engel: angelsie ist mein guter/ein rettender Engel — she is my good/a guardian angel
* * *angel n. -
6 Erretterin
Er|rẹt|ter(in)m(f) (liter ESP REL)saviour (Brit ESP REL savior (US ESP REL deliverer (liter)* * * -
7 Retterin
ein Retter in der Not a friend in need; umg, iron a knight in shining armo(u)r2. umg (Rettungssanitäter) paramedic -
8 Heiland
Hei·land <-[e]s, -e> [ʼhailant] mSaviour [or (Am) -or] -
9 Retter
Ret·ter(in) <-s, -> m(f)der \Retter in der Not the helper in my/our etc hour of need -
10 Heiland
m1. Redeemer2. savior Am.3. saviour Br. -
11 Retter
m1. Redeemer2. rescuer3. retriever4. saver5. savior Am.6. saviour Br.
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