英语词汇“redemption”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (noun) in the sense of compensation

Definition

the act of redeeming

trying to make some redemption for his actions

Synonyms

compensation

The present she left him was no compensation for her absence.

saving

amends

reparation

a demand amongst victims for some sort of reparation

atonement

True guilt is marked by a willingness to make atonement.

absolution

expiation (formal)

a rite of expiation for their sins

2 (noun) in the sense of salvation

Definition

deliverance from sin through the incarnation and death of Christ

offering redemption from our sins

Synonyms

salvation

The shipwrecked vessels were beyond salvation.

release

the secret negotiations necessary to secure the release of the hostages

rescue

the rescue of the crew of a ship

liberation

Passover recalls the liberation from slavery in Egypt.

ransom

the eventual ransom of the victim

emancipation

the emancipation of slaves in the nineteenth century

deliverance

their sudden deliverance from war

3 (noun) in the sense of paying-off

Definition

the act of redeeming

redemption of the loan

Synonyms

paying-off

clearing

squaring

honouring

discharge

paying back

4 (noun) in the sense of trade-in

Definition

the act of redeeming

cash redemptions and quota payments

Synonyms

trade-in

return

recovery

the recovery of a painting by Turner

retrieval

repurchase

repossession

reclamation

quid pro quo

recoupment

5 (noun) in the sense of fulfilment

Definition

the act of redeeming

Synonyms

fulfilment

I will allow no hesitation in the fulfilment of the reforms.

performance

the performance of his duties

exchange

performing

honouring

satisfying

discharge

free of any influence which might affect the discharge of his duties

execution

the unquestioning execution of his orders

observance

单词	redemption
释义	Trends of redemption View usage for: redemption (rɪdempʃən) Word forms: plural redemptions 1. variable noun Redemption is the act of redeeming something or of being redeemed by something. [formal] He craves redemption for his sins. ...redemption of the loan. [+ of] ...regional differences in the frequency of cash redemptions and quota payment. Synonyms: paying-off, clearing, squaring, honouring More Synonyms of redemption 2. See beyond redemption More Synonyms of redemption redemption in British English (rɪˈdɛmpʃən) noun 1. the act or process of redeeming 2. the state of being redeemed 3. Christianity a. deliverance from sin through the incarnation, sufferings, and death of Christ b. atonement for guilt 4. conversion of paper money into bullion or specie 5. a. removal of a financial obligation by paying off a note, bond, etc b. (as modifier) redemption date Derived forms redemptional (reˈdemptional) or redemptive (reˈdemptive) or redemptory (reˈdemptory) adjective redemptively (reˈdemptively) adverb Word origin C14: via Old French from Latin redemptiō a buying back; see redeem redemption in American English (rɪˈdɛmpʃən) noun 1. a redeeming or being redeemed (in various senses) 2. something that redeems Derived forms redemptional (reˈdemptional) adjective Word origin ME redempcion < OFr < L redemptio, a buying back, in LL(Ec), release from sin < redemptus, pp. of redimere: see redeem Examples of 'redemption' in a sentence redemption "Then he said: `My own struggle for redemption 's been too difficult. Howatch, Susan ULTIMATE PRIZES (2003) Suddenly Adam's lecture came to mind, his attack on the language of loss and redemption, of sin and salvation. Appiganesi, Lisa DREAMS OF INNOCENCE (2003) Now police come around and she sees a chance for, I don't know, a kind of redemption. Laura Lippman EVERY SECRET THING (2003) In other languages redemption British English: redemption NOUN Redemption is the act of doing something that makes people have a good opinion of you again after you have behaved or performed badly. A win today would earn him some redemption after last week's defeat. American English: redemption Brazilian Portuguese: redenção Chinese: 弥补 European Spanish: redención French: rédemption German: Erlösung Italian: riscatto Japanese: 評判の回復 Korean: 구원 European Portuguese: redenção Latin American Spanish: redención British English: redemption NOUN Redemption is the act of redeeming something or of being redeemed by something. He craves redemption for the mistake he made. American English: redemption Brazilian Portuguese: redenção Chinese: 救赎 European Spanish: redención French: rédemption German: Erlösung Italian: redenzione Japanese: あがない Korean: 구원 European Portuguese: redenção Latin American Spanish: redención 1 (noun) in the sense of compensation Definition the act of redeeming trying to make some redemption for his actions Synonyms compensation The present she left him was no compensation for her absence. saving amends reparation a demand amongst victims for some sort of reparation atonement True guilt is marked by a willingness to make atonement. absolution expiation (formal) a rite of expiation for their sins 2 (noun) in the sense of salvation Definition deliverance from sin through the incarnation and death of Christ offering redemption from our sins Synonyms salvation The shipwrecked vessels were beyond salvation. release the secret negotiations necessary to secure the release of the hostages rescue the rescue of the crew of a ship liberation Passover recalls the liberation from slavery in Egypt. ransom the eventual ransom of the victim emancipation the emancipation of slaves in the nineteenth century deliverance their sudden deliverance from war 3 (noun) in the sense of paying-off Definition the act of redeeming redemption of the loan Synonyms paying-off clearing squaring honouring discharge paying back 4 (noun) in the sense of trade-in Definition the act of redeeming cash redemptions and quota payments Synonyms trade-in return recovery the recovery of a painting by Turner retrieval repurchase repossession reclamation quid pro quo recoupment 5 (noun) in the sense of fulfilment Definition the act of redeeming Synonyms fulfilment I will allow no hesitation in the fulfilment of the reforms. performance the performance of his duties exchange performing honouring satisfying discharge free of any influence which might affect the discharge of his duties execution the unquestioning execution of his orders observance Additional synonyms in the sense of atonement Definition something done to make amends for wrongdoing True guilt is marked by a willingness to make atonement. Synonyms amends, payment, compensation, satisfaction, redress, reparation, restitution, penance, recompense, expiation (formal), propitiation in the sense of deliverance their sudden deliverance from war Synonyms release, rescue, liberation, salvation, redemption, ransom, emancipation in the sense of discharge free of any influence which might affect the discharge of his duties Synonyms carrying out, performance, achievement, execution, accomplishment, fulfilment, observance Nearby words of redemption redden redecorate redeem redemption redesign rediscover redistribute Synonyms of 'redemption' redemption Explore 'redemption' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of emancipation the emancipation of slaves in the nineteenth century Synonyms liberation, freedom, freeing, release, liberty, discharge, liberating, setting free, letting loose, untying, deliverance, unchaining, manumission, enfranchisement, unshackling, unfettering in the sense of execution Definition the act of executing the unquestioning execution of his orders Synonyms carrying out, performance, operation, administration, achievement, effect, prosecution, rendering, discharge, enforcement, implementation, completion, accomplishment, realization, enactment, bringing off, consummation in the sense of expiation a rite of expiation for their sins Synonyms amends, redemption, redress, atonement, penance, shrift (archaic) in the sense of liberation Passover recalls the liberation from slavery in Egypt. Synonyms freeing, release, freedom, liberty, liberating, redemption, emancipation, deliverance, manumission, enfranchisement, unshackling, unfettering in the sense of performance Definition the act or process of performing the performance of his duties Synonyms carrying out, practice, achievement, discharge, execution, completion, accomplishment, fulfilment, consummation in the sense of ransom the eventual ransom of the victim Synonyms release, rescue, liberation, redemption, deliverance in the sense of recovery Definition the regaining of something lost the recovery of a painting by Turner Synonyms retrieval, repossession, reclamation, restoration, repair, redemption, recapture in the sense of release Definition the act of freeing or state of being freed the secret negotiations necessary to secure the release of the hostages Synonyms liberation, freedom, delivery, liberty, discharge, emancipation, deliverance, manumission, relief in the sense of reparation Definition the act of making up for loss or injury a demand amongst victims for some sort of reparation Synonyms compensation, damages, repair, satisfaction, amends, renewal, redress, indemnity, restitution, atonement, recompense, propitiation, requital in the sense of rescue Definition the act or an instance of rescuing the rescue of the crew of a ship Synonyms saving, salvage, deliverance, extrication, release, relief, recovery, liberation, salvation, redemption
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