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minister

UK
/ˈmɪnɪstə/
US
/ˈmɪnɪstər/

Übersetzungen

ministersubstantiv
ministers
Pl.
UK
/ˈmɪnɪstə/
US
/ˈmɪnɪstər/
pasteurDans le contexte protestant.
The minister delivered a moving sermon during the Sunday service.
Le pasteur a prononcé un sermon émouvant pendant le service du dimanche.
ministreMembre du gouvernement chargé d’un département.
The finance minister announced new economic policies to boost growth.
Le ministre des Finances a annoncé de nouvelles politiques économiques pour stimuler la croissance.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
instrumentSens littéraire ou abstrait.
ministreSens diplomatique, souvent dans un usage formel ou historique.
Synonyme
clergyman
pastor
priest
reverend
clerk
spiritual leader
chaplain
vicar
bishop
deacon
ministerverb
ministered
Präteritum
ministered
Partizip Perfekt
ministering
Gerundium
UK
/ˈmɪnɪstə/
US
/ˈmɪnɪstɚ/
soignerAu sens de prodiguer des soins ou de l’aide.
The nurse ministered to the patients in the emergency room.
L’infirmière a soigné les patients aux urgences.
exercer son ministère auprès deContexte religieux ou spirituel.
The priest ministered to the congregation during the service.
Le prêtre a exercé son ministère auprès de l’assemblée pendant l’office.
Synonyme
supervise
conduct
oversee
manage
administer

Definitionen

ministersubstantiv
A member of the clergy, especially in Protestant churches, who is authorized to conduct religious worship and perform other spiritual functions.
The minister delivered a moving sermon during the Sunday service.
A high-ranking government official, typically in charge of a specific department or agency.
The finance minister announced new economic policies to boost growth.
A diplomatic representative, especially one ranking below an ambassador, who is sent by one government to another.
The minister was tasked with negotiating the trade agreement between the two countries.
A person or thing that serves as an agent or instrument of another or of a particular purpose, especially in an abstract or literary sense.
In the epic, the storm is the minister of the gods' vengeance.
ministerverb
To attend to the needs of someone, especially in a religious or spiritual context.
The priest ministered to the congregation during the service.
To provide aid or service, often in a professional or official capacity.
The nurse ministered to the patients in the emergency room.
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