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noun* * *noun (a philanthropic person.) der Menschenfreund* * *phil·an·thro·pist[fɪˈlæn(t)θrəpɪst, AM fəˈ-]* * *[fI'lnɵrəpɪst]nMenschenfreund( in) m(f), Philanthrop(in) m(f) (geh)* * *philanthropist s Philanthrop(in), Menschenfreund(-in)* * *noun* * *n.Menschenfreund m.Philanthrop m. -
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phil·an·thro·pist [fɪʼlæn(t)ɵrəpɪst, Am fəʼ-] n -
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1. adjective 2. noun(philanthropist) Menschenfreund, der; (promoter of human welfare) Humanitarist, der/Humanitaristin, die* * *hu·mani·tar·ian[hju:ˌmænɪˈteəriən, AM -əˈteriən]* * *[hjuː"mnI'tɛərɪən]1. nVertreter( in) m(f) des Humanitätsgedankens2. adjhumanitär* * *humanitarian [hjuːˌmænıˈteərıən]A adj humanitär, menschenfreundlich, Humanitäts…:humanitarian aid humanitäre Hilfe* * *1. adjective 2. noun(philanthropist) Menschenfreund, der; (promoter of human welfare) Humanitarist, der/Humanitaristin, die* * *adj.humanitär adj. -
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nounStifter, der; Gönner, der* * *['benəfæktə](a person who gives friendly help, often in the form of money: the benefactor of the school.) der/die Wohltäter/-in* * *ben·efac·tor[ˈbenɪfæktəʳ, ˈbenə-, AM -tɚ]* * *['benɪfktə(r)]nWohltäter m; (= giver of money also) Gönner m* * ** * *nounStifter, der; Gönner, der* * *n.Wohltäter m. -
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ben·efac·tress<pl -es>[ˈbenɪfæktrəs, ˈbenə-, AM ˈbenə-]* * *['benIfktrɪs]nWohltäterin f; (= giver of money also) Gönnerin f* * * -
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nounPhilanthropie, die (geh.)* * *(love for mankind, usually as shown by money given to, or work done for, other people: He shows his philanthropy by helping people who have been in prison.) die Menschenliebe- academic.ru/55026/philanthropic">philanthropic- philanthropist* * *phil·an·thro·py[fɪˈlæn(t)θrəpi, AM fəˈ-]in the spirit of \philanthropy he donated a large sum of money in Geberlaune spendete er eine hohe Geldsumme* * *[fI'lnɵrəpɪ]nMenschenfreundlichkeit f, Philanthropie f (geh)* * ** * *nounPhilanthropie, die (geh.)* * *n.Menschenliebe f.Philanthropie f. -
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ben·efac·tor [ʼbenɪfæktəʳ, ʼbenə-, Am -tɚ] n -
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philanthropist — UK US /fɪˈlænθrəpɪst/ noun [C] SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ► someone who gives money to help people who are poor or sick, or to pay for things such as museums or schools that are good for society: »She is a philanthropist who has supported many… … Financial and business terms
Philanthropist — Phi*lan thro*pist, n. [Gr. ?; ? loving + ? man: cf. F. philanthrope.] One who practices philanthropy; one who loves mankind, and seeks to promote the good of others. [1913 Webster] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
philanthropist — index benefactor, contributor (giver), donor, good Samaritan, patron (influential supporter), Samaritan Burton s Legal Thesaurus … Law dictionary
philanthropist — 1730s, from PHILANTHROPY (Cf. philanthropy) + IST (Cf. ist) … Etymology dictionary
philanthropist — [n] humanitarian altruist, benefactor, bleeding heart*, contributor, do gooder*, donor, Good Samaritan*, good scout*, helper, patron; concepts 416,423 … New thesaurus
philanthropist — ► NOUN ▪ a person who seeks to help others, especially by donating money to good causes … English terms dictionary
philanthropist — [fə lan′thrə pist] n. a person, esp. a wealthy one, who practices philanthropy … English World dictionary
philanthropist — UK [fɪˈlænθrəpɪst] / US noun [countable] Word forms philanthropist : singular philanthropist plural philanthropists someone who believes in helping people, especially by giving money to those who need it … English dictionary
philanthropist — [[t]fɪlæ̱nθrəpɪst[/t]] philanthropists N COUNT A philanthropist is someone who freely gives money and help to people who need it … English dictionary
philanthropist — noun the trust was funded by an anonymous philanthropist Syn: benefactor, benefactress, patron, patroness, donor, contributor, sponsor, backer, helper, good Samaritan; do gooder, Lady Bountiful; historical almsgiver … Thesaurus of popular words
philanthropist — noun Date: circa 1736 one who practices philanthropy … New Collegiate Dictionary