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1 cleanse
transitive verb1) (spiritually purify) läuterncleansed of or from sin — von der Sünde befreit
2) (clean) [gründlich] reinigen* * *[klenz]- academic.ru/13338/cleanser">cleanser* * *[klenz]vt1. (remove dirt)▪ to \cleanse sth etw reinigento \cleanse a wound eine Wunde säubern2. (make morally pure)to be \cleansed of one's sins von seinen Sünden reingewaschen werdento \cleanse one's thoughts seine Gedanken reinigen3. (remove disreputable elements)▪ to \cleanse sth etw säubern* * *[klenz]vtreinigen; (spiritually) läutern (of von)* * *cleanse [klenz] v/tof, from von):cleanse sb of sin jemanden von der Sünde reinigen2. obs heilenof, from von)* * *transitive verb1) (spiritually purify) läuterncleansed of or from sin — von der Sünde befreit
2) (clean) [gründlich] reinigen* * *v.reinigen v. -
2 cleanse
[klenz] vt1) ( remove dirt)to \cleanse sth etw reinigen;to \cleanse a wound eine Wunde säubern2) ( make morally pure)to be \cleansed of one's sins von seinen Sünden rein gewaschen werden;to \cleanse one's thoughts seine Gedanken reinigento \cleanse sth etw säubern -
3 purify
transitive verb1) (make pure or clear) reinigen2) (spiritually) reinigen; läutern* * ** * *pu·ri·fy[ˈpjʊərɪfaɪ, AM ˈpjʊrə-]vt1. (cleanse)▪ to \purify sth etw reinigen [o läutern]to \purify one's mind seinen Geist reinigen [o läutern]▪ to \purify oneself of [or from] sth sich akk von etw dat befreien; (free from guilt) etw entlasten* * *['pjʊərIfaɪ]vtreinigen* * *purify [ˈpjʊərıfaı]A v/t1. auch fig reinigen (of, from von)2. TECH reinigen, läutern, klären, aufbereiten, raffinieren:purifying plant Reinigungsanlage f;purified steel Frischstahl mB v/i sich läutern* * *transitive verb1) (make pure or clear) reinigen2) (spiritually) reinigen; läutern* * *v.reinigen v.veredeln v. -
4 purify
pu·ri·fy [ʼpjʊərɪfaɪ, Am ʼpjʊrə-] vt1) ( cleanse)to \purify sth etw reinigen [o läutern];to \purify one's mind seinen Geist reinigen [o läutern];( free from guilt) etw entlasten
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