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1 der Schwiegervater
- {father-in-law} bố vợ, bố chồng -
2 der Pater
- {father} cha, bố, người cha, người đẻ ra, người sản sinh ra, tổ tiên, ông tổ, người thầy, Chúa, Thượng đế, cha cố, người nhiều tuổi nhất, cụ - {padre} thầy cả -
3 der Weihnachtsmann
- {Father Christmas; Santa Claus} -
4 der Stammvater
- {father} cha, bố, người cha, người đẻ ra, người sản sinh ra, tổ tiên, ông tổ, người thầy, Chúa, Thượng đế, cha cố, người nhiều tuổi nhất, cụ -
5 Vater
m; -s, Väter father (auch fig.); KIRCHL. Father; von Tieren: sire; Pl. (Vorfahren) forefathers, ancestors; Vater von drei Kindern sein be a ( oder the) father of three children, be a father of three; er ist ganz der Vater he’s just like his father; er ist der geistige Vater der Idee it’s his idea ( oder brainchild), he thought of the idea; der Heilige Vater the Holy Father; die Väter der Stadt the city fathers; die Väter des Grundgesetzes the fathers of the Basic Law; Vater Staat hum. the State; in den USA: Uncle Sam; Vater Rhein Father Rhine, the Rhine; der Vater im Himmel our Father in Heaven; wie der Vater, so der Sohn like father, like son; Vater werden ist nicht schwer, Vater sein dagegen sehr hum. it’s not difficult to become a father, but being one is a different matter; kesser Vater Sl., oft pej. bull dyke, butch; ach du dicker Vater! umg. oh my God!, oh my goodness!* * *der Vaterfather* * *Va|ter ['faːtɐ]m -s, -['fɛːtɐ] (lit, fig) father; (Gott, bei Namen) Father; (von Zuchttieren) sireVáter von zwei Kindern sein — to be the father of two children
Váter unser (Rel) — Our Father
wie der Váter, so der Sohn (prov) — like father, like son (prov)
er ist ganz der Váter — he's very like his father
Váter werden ist nicht schwer, Váter sein dagegen sehr (prov) — becoming a father is easy, being one is a different matter
wer war der Váter dieses Gedankens? — whose idea was that?
ach du dicker Váter! (inf) — oh my goodness!, oh heavens!
Váter Staat (hum) — the State
* * *(a male parent, especially human: Mr Smith is her father.) father* * *Va·ter<-s, Väter>[ˈfa:tɐ, pl ˈfɛtɐ]m1. (männliches Elternteil) fatherganz der \Vater sein to be just like [or the spitting image of] one's father2. (Urheber) fatherer ist der \Vater dieses Gedankens this idea is his brainchild, this is his ideader geistige \Vater the spiritual father3.* * *der; Vaters, Väter1) fatherer ist der [geistige] Vater dieser Idee — (fig.) he thought up this idea; this idea is his
Vater Staat — (scherzh.) the State
Heiliger Vater — (kath. Kirche) Holy Father
2) (Tier) sire3) o. Pl. (Rel.) Father* * *Vater m; -s, Väter father (auch fig); KIRCHE Father; von Tieren: sire; pl (Vorfahren) forefathers, ancestors;Vater von drei Kindern sein be a ( oder the) father of three children, be a father of three;er ist ganz der Vater he’s just like his father;er ist der geistige Vater der Idee it’s his idea ( oder brainchild), he thought of the idea;der Heilige Vater the Holy Father;die Väter der Stadt the city fathers;die Väter des Grundgesetzes the fathers of the Basic Law;Vater Rhein Father Rhine, the Rhine;der Vater im Himmel our Father in Heaven;wie der Vater, so der Sohn like father, like son;Vater werden ist nicht schwer, Vater sein dagegen sehr hum it’s not difficult to become a father, but being one is a different matter;kesser Vater sl, oft pej bull dyke, butch;ach du dicker Vater! umg oh my God!, oh my goodness!* * *der; Vaters, Väter1) fatherer ist der [geistige] Vater dieser Idee — (fig.) he thought up this idea; this idea is his
Vater Staat — (scherzh.) the State
Heiliger Vater — (kath. Kirche) Holy Father
2) (Tier) sire3) o. Pl. (Rel.) Father* * *¨-- (Tier) m.sire n. ¨-- m.begetter n.father n. -
6 Pater
* * *der Paterpadre* * *Pa|ter ['paːtɐ]m -s, - or Patres['patreːs] (ECCL) Father* * *((with capital) the title of a (usually Roman Catholic) priest: I met Father Sullivan this morning.) father* * *Pa·ter<-s, - o Patres>[ˈpa:tɐ, pl ˈpatre:s]m REL Father* * *der; Paters, Pater od. Patres (kath. Kirche) Father* * *Pater Brown Father Brown* * *der; Paters, Pater od. Patres (kath. Kirche) Father* * *padre n. -
7 Schwiegervater
m father-in-law, Pl. fathers-in-law* * *der Schwiegervaterfather-in-law* * *Schwie|ger|va|termfather-in-law* * *(the father of one's wife or husband.) father-in-law* * *Schwie·ger·va·term father-in-law* * *der father-in-law* * ** * *der father-in-law* * *m.father in law n. -
8 Weihnachtsmann
m1. der Weihnachtsmann Santa (Claus), bes. Brit. auch Father Christmas; wir warten auf den Weihnachtsmann we’re waiting for our Christmas presents; du glaubst wohl an den Weihnachtsmann! umg. I suppose you still believe in Father Christmas!2. umg., pej. dope, dummy* * *der WeihnachtsmannFather Christmas* * *Weih|nachts|mannm pl - männerFather Christmas (Brit), Santa Claus; (pej inf) clown (pej inf)* * *Weih·nachts·mannm Father Christmas, Santa Claus* * *der; Pl. Weihnachtsmänner1) Father Christmas; Santa Claus* * *1.der Weihnachtsmann Santa (Claus), besonders Br auch Father Christmas;wir warten auf den Weihnachtsmann we’re waiting for our Christmas presents;du glaubst wohl an den Weihnachtsmann! umg I suppose you still believe in Father Christmas!2. umg, pej dope, dummy* * *der; Pl. Weihnachtsmänner1) Father Christmas; Santa Claus* * *m.Father Christmas n.Santa Claus n. -
9 väterlich
I Adj. nur attr. fatherly, paternalII Adv. like a father* * *paternal; fatherly* * *vä|ter|lich ['fɛːtɐlɪç]1. adj(= vom Vater) paternal; (= wie ein Vater auch) fatherly2. advlike a fatherer klopfte ihm vä́terlich auf die Schulter — he gave him a fatherly pat on the shoulder
* * *1) (like a father: He showed a fatherly interest in his friend's child.) fatherly2) (of or like a father: paternal feelings.) paternal* * *vä·ter·lich[ˈfɛtɐlɪç]I. adj1. (dem Vater gehörend) sb's father's2. (einem Vater gemäß) paternal, fatherly3. (zum Vater gehörend) paternal4. (fürsorglich) fatherlyII. adv like a father* * *1.1) nicht präd. the/one's father's; paternal <line, love, instincts, etc.>2) (fürsorglich) fatherly2.adverbial in a fatherly way* * *A. adj nur attr fatherly, paternalB. adv like a father* * *1.1) nicht präd. the/one's father's; paternal <line, love, instincts, etc.>2) (fürsorglich) fatherly2.adverbial in a fatherly way* * *adj.fatherly adj.paternal adj. adv.paternally adv. -
10 väterlicherseits
* * *vä|ter|li|cher|seitsadvon one's father's sidemeine Großeltern vä́terlicherseits — my paternal grandparents
* * *(among one's father's relatives: Her paternal grandmother.) paternal* * *vä·ter·li·cher·seitsadv on sb's father's side* * *Adverb on the/ one's father's sidemeine Großeltern väterlicherseits — my paternal grandparents; my grandparents on my father's side
* * *väterlicherseits adv on one’s father’s side;mein Onkel etcväterlicherseits my paternal uncle etc* * *Adverb on the/ one's father's sidemeine Großeltern väterlicherseits — my paternal grandparents; my grandparents on my father's side
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11 Vaterstelle
f: Vaterstelle vertreten bei act as father to* * *Va|ter|stel|lefbei jdm Váterstelle vertreten — to act or be a father to sb
bei jdm an Váterstelle stehen — to take the place of sb's father
* * *Va·ter·stel·lef[bei jdm] \Vaterstelle vertreten (geh) to take the place of a father [to sb] [or of sb's father] [or act as sb's father]* * *bei od. an jemandem Vaterstelle vertreten — take the place of a father to somebody
* * *Vaterstelle f:Vaterstelle vertreten bei act as father to* * *bei od. an jemandem Vaterstelle vertreten — take the place of a father to somebody
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12 Brautvater
m father of the bride, bride’s father* * *Braut|va|termbride's father* * *Braut·va·term bride's father* * *der bride's father* * ** * *der bride's father -
13 zeugen
v/i1. JUR. give evidence; für / gegen etw. zeugen testify for / against s.th.2. fig.: zeugen von testify to; das zeugt nicht gerade von Takt that isn’t exactly a sign of (great) tact—v/t1. (Kind) als Mann: father; umg., hum. sire; als Paar: produce; altm., BIBL. beget; Kinder zeugen auch have children2. geh., fig. generate, create, engender* * *(erzeugen) to procreate; to beget; to sire; to generate* * *zeu|gen I ['tsɔygn]vtKind to father; (BIBL) to beget; (fig geh) to generate, to give rise to IIvi1) (vor +dat to) (= aussagen) to testify; (esp vor Gericht) to give evidencefür/gegen jdn zéúgen — to testify for/against sb (;), to give evidence for/against sb
2)von etw zéúgen — to show sth
* * *(to be the father of: King Charles II fathered a number of children.) father* * *zeu·gen1[ˈtsɔygn̩]vt (geh)zeu·gen2[ˈtsɔygn̩]vi▪ für/gegen jdn \zeugen to testify [or give evidence] for/against sb* * *Iintransitives VerbIIvon etwas zeugen — (fig.) testify to something; (etwas zeigen) display something
transitives Verb father < child>* * *zeugen1 v/i1. JUR give evidence;für/gegen etwas zeugen testify for/against sth2. fig:zeugen von testify to;das zeugt nicht gerade von Takt that isn’t exactly a sign of (great) tactzeugen2 v/tKinder zeugen auch have children2. geh, fig generate, create, engender* * *Iintransitives VerbIIvon etwas zeugen — (fig.) testify to something; (etwas zeigen) display something
transitives Verb father < child>* * *v.to beget v.to sire v. -
14 Christkind
1. das Christkind in der Krippe: the infant Jesus, the Christ child, the Holy child; Kindersprache: (the) baby Jesus; das Geschenke bringt: etwa Father Christmas, Santa Claus2. (Weihnachtsgeschenk) Christmas present* * *das Christkindchristchild* * *Chrịst|kind|(chen)nt no plbaby or infant Jesus, Christ Child; (= Sinnbild für Weihnachten) Christmas; (das Geschenke bringt) ≈ Father Christmas; (fig inf = Dummerchen) little innocent* * *Christ·kindnt1. (Jesus) infant [or baby] Jesus, Christ childans \Christkind glauben to believe in Father Christmas* * *das; o. Pl. Christ-child (as bringer of Christmas gifts)•• Cultural note:Traditionally, it is das Christkind (the Christ child) who brings Christmas presents to children on Christmas Eve. The concept of der Weihnachtsmann (Father Christmas or Santa Claus) is relatively new in Germany* * *1.das Christkind in der Krippe: the infant Jesus, the Christ child, the Holy child; Kindersprache: (the) baby Jesus; das Geschenke bringt: etwa Father Christmas, Santa Claus2. (Weihnachtsgeschenk) Christmas present* * *das; o. Pl. Christ-child (as bringer of Christmas gifts)•• Cultural note:Traditionally, it is das Christkind (the Christ child) who brings Christmas presents to children on Christmas Eve. The concept of der Weihnachtsmann (Father Christmas or Santa Claus) is relatively new in Germany* * *n.baby Jesus n.the infant Jesus n. -
15 Hochwürden
m; -(s), kein Pl.; KIRCHL. Reverend (Father); Eure oder Euer Hochwürden! Reverend (Father); Seine Hochwürden the Most Reverend (mit Titel und vollem Namen)* * *(Anrede) reverend* * *Hoch|wür|denm -s, no pl(dated Anrede) Reverend Father* * *((usually abbreviated to Rev. when written) a title given to a clergyman: (the) Rev. John Brown.) Reverend* * *o. Art.hoch[s] — (veralt.) Reverend Father
* * *Euer Hochwürden! Reverend (Father);Seine Hochwürden the Most Reverend (mit Titel und vollem Namen)* * *o. Art.hoch[s] — (veralt.) Reverend Father
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16 Kirchenvater
m HIST. Father of the Church, church father; die Kirchenväter the Early Fathers (of the Church)* * *Kịr|chen|va|termFather of the Church, Church Father* * *Kir·chen·va·term Church Father* * *die Kirchenväter the Early Fathers (of the Church) -
17 Beichtvater
m (father) confessor* * *der Beichtvaterconfessor* * *Beicht|va|termfather confessor* * *(a priest who hears confessions.) confessor* * *Beicht·va·ter* * *der father confessor* * *Beichtvater m (father) confessor* * *der father confessor* * *m.confessor n. -
18 Familienvater
m1. (Familienoberhaupt) head of the family2. (Mann mit Familiensinn) family man* * *Fa|mi|li|en|va|termfather ( of a family)* * *Fa·mi·li·en·va·term father [of a/the family]* * *Familienvater sein — be the father of a family
* * *1. (Familienoberhaupt) head of the family2. (Mann mit Familiensinn) family man* * * -
19 Gottvater
(m); nur Sg.: Gottvater(, Sohn und der heilige Geist) God the Father(, the Son and the Holy Ghost [oder Spirit])* * *Gott|va|term no plGod the Father* * *Gott·va·ter[gɔtˈfa:tɐ]* * *der; o. Pl. God the Father* * ** * *der; o. Pl. God the Father -
20 heilig
Adj.1. KIRCHL. holy; (geheiligt, geweiht) sacred, hallowed; vor Eigennamen: Saint (Abk. St, St.); heilig sprechen canonize; der heilige Antonius St ( oder St.) Anthony; der Heilige Abend Christmas Eve; der Heilige Geist / Stuhl / Vater the Holy Spirit ( oder Ghost)/ See / Father; das Heilige Grab / Land the Holy Sepulch|re (Am. -er)/ Land; die Heilige Jungfrau the Blessed Virgin; Heilige Maria Holy Mary; die Heilige Schrift the Bible, the Holy Scriptures Pl.; die Heiligen Drei Könige the Three Kings, the Three Wise Men; das Heilige Römische Reich HIST. the Holy Roman Empire3. geh. (unantastbar) sacred, inviolable, sacrosanct; (ehrwürdig) venerable; (feierlich) solemn; heilige Kuh auch iro. sacred cow; jemandes heilige Pflicht s.o.’s sacred duty; das ist mein heiliger Ernst I’m in deadly earnest; ihn erfasste ein heiliger Zorn he was seized with righteous anger; ihm ist nichts heilig nothing is sacred to him; schwören bei allem, was ( einem) heilig ist swear by all that is holy; den Sonntag heilig halten keep the Sabbath holy, observe the Sabbath* * *holy; saintly; sacred* * *hei|lig ['hailɪç]adj1) holy; (= geweiht, geheiligt) sacred, holy; (bei Namen von Heiligen) Saint; (old = fromm) devout, saintly; (pej) holier-than-thoujdm héílig sein (lit, fig) — to be sacred to sb
bei allem, was héílig ist — by all that is sacred, by all that I hold sacred
die héílige Veronika — Saint Veronica
der héílige Augustinus — Saint Augustine
das héílige Abendmahl, die héílige Kommunion — Holy Communion
die Heilige Dreifaltigkeit/Familie/Stadt — the Holy Trinity/Family/City
der Heilige Geist/Vater/Stuhl — the Holy Spirit/Father/See
die Heiligen Drei Könige — the Three Kings or Wise Men, the Magi
das Heilige Römische Reich — the Holy Roman Empire
das Heiligste (lit, fig) — the holy of holies
2) (fig = ernst) Eid, Pflicht sacred, solemn; Recht sacred; Eifer, Zorn righteous; (von Ehrfurcht erfüllt) Stille, Schauer awed; (= unantastbar) Würde, Gefühl, Gewohnheit sacredhéílige Kuh — sacred cow
mit jdm/etw seine héílige Not haben — to have a hard time with sb/sth
von einer héíligen Angst gepackt werden — to be scared out of one's wits
4)(ach du) héíliger Bimbam or Strohsack!, héíliges Kanonenrohr! — holy smoke! (inf), hell's bell's! (inf)* * *1) (holy: the Blessed Virgin.) blessed2) ((worthy of worship or respect because) associated with God, Jesus, a saint etc; sacred: the Holy Bible; holy ground.) holy3) (good; pure; following the rules of religion: a holy life.) holy4) (of God or a god; (that must be respected because) connected with religion or with God or a god: Temples, mosques, churches and synagogues are all sacred buildings.) sacred5) ((of a duty etc) which must be done etc eg because of respect for someone: He considered it a sacred duty to fulfil his dead father's wishes.) sacred* * *hei·lig[ˈhailɪç]die \heilige katholische Kirche the Holy Catholic Churchdie \heilige Kommunion Holy Communion▪ jdm ist etw \heilig sth is sacred to sb▪ jdm ist nichts \heilig nothing is sacred to sbbei allem, was jdm \heilig ist by all that is sacred to sb2. (bei Namen von Heiligen) saintder \heilige Matthäus/die \heilige Katharina Saint Matthew/Saint Catherinedie H\heilige Jungfrau the Blessed Virgin3. (ehrfürchtig) awedein \heiliger Zorn incredible angerein \heiliger Respekt healthy respect5.▶ etw ist jds \heilige Pflichtes ist deine \heilige Pflicht, dich um deine alten Eltern zu kümmern it's your solemn duty to look after your old parents* * *1) holydie heilige Barbara/der heilige Augustinus — Saint Barbara/Saint Augustine
die Heilige Familie/Dreifaltigkeit — the Holy Family/Trinity
die Heiligen Drei Könige — the Three Kings or Wise Men; the Magi
das Heilige Römische Reich — (hist.) the Holy Roman Empire
jemanden heilig sprechen — (kath. Kirche) canonize somebody
2) (besonders geweiht) holy; sacredheilige Stätten — holy or sacred places
der Heilige Abend/die Heilige Nacht — Christmas Eve/Night
3) (geh.): (unantastbar) sacred <right, tradition, cause, etc.>; sacred, solemn < duty>; gospel < truth>; solemn <conviction, oath>; righteous < anger, zeal>; awed < silence>bei allem, was mir heilig ist — by all that I hold sacred; s. auch hoch 2. 4)
* * *heilig adjder heilige Antonius St ( oder St.) Anthony;der Heilige Abend Christmas Eve;der Heilige Geist/Stuhl/Vater the Holy Spirit ( oder Ghost)/See/Father;das Heilige Grab/Land the Holy Sepulchre (US -er)/Land;die Heilige Jungfrau the Blessed Virgin;Heilige Maria Holy Mary;die Heilige Schrift the Bible, the Holy Scriptures pl;die Heiligen Drei Könige the Three Kings, the Three Wise Men;das Heilige Römische Reich HIST the Holy Roman Empire2. (fromm) obs pious, devout;heilig tun umg, pej act the saintheilige Kuh auch iron sacred cow;jemandes heilige Pflicht sb’s sacred duty;das ist mein heiliger Ernst I’m in deadly earnest;ihn erfasste ein heiliger Zorn he was seized with righteous anger;ihm ist nichts heilig nothing is sacred to him;schwören bei allem, was (einem) heilig ist swear by all that is holy4. umg (groß) Angst, Respekt: tremendous;seine heilige Not haben mit have terrible trouble with5. umg in Ausrufen:Strohsack etc! holy smoke!, ye gods!* * *1) holydie heilige Barbara/der heilige Augustinus — Saint Barbara/Saint Augustine
die Heilige Familie/Dreifaltigkeit — the Holy Family/Trinity
die Heiligen Drei Könige — the Three Kings or Wise Men; the Magi
das Heilige Römische Reich — (hist.) the Holy Roman Empire
jemanden heilig sprechen — (kath. Kirche) canonize somebody
2) (besonders geweiht) holy; sacredheilige Stätten — holy or sacred places
der Heilige Abend/die Heilige Nacht — Christmas Eve/Night
3) (geh.): (unantastbar) sacred <right, tradition, cause, etc.>; sacred, solemn < duty>; gospel < truth>; solemn <conviction, oath>; righteous <anger, zeal>; awed < silence>bei allem, was mir heilig ist — by all that I hold sacred; s. auch hoch 2. 4)
* * *adj.holy adj.sacred adj.saintly adj. adv.sacredly adv.
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