redeemed

UK
/rɪˈdiːmd/
US
/rɪˈdimd/

Übersetzungen

redeemedpartizip perfekt
Derived from the past participle of the verb "redeem" and used adjectivally.
искуплённыйВ религиозном или моральном контексте
They believed they were redeemed through faith.
Они верили, что через веру они стали искуплёнными.
реабилитированныйВосстановлённый в правах, репутации
After the scandal, he came back as a redeemed politician.
После скандала он вернулся как реабилитированный политик.
погашенныйФинансовый термин
The redeemed bonds were archived by the accountant.
Погашенные облигации были архивированы бухгалтером.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
спасённыйРелигиозный стиль
выкупленныйО предмете, обязательстве или залоге
redeemverb

redeemed

Präteritum

redeemed
Präteritum
redeemed
Partizip Perfekt
redeeming
Gerundium
UK
/rɪˈdiːm/
US
/rɪˈdim/
He tried to redeem himself by helping others.
Он пытался искупить себя, помогая другим.
She decided to redeem her pawned jewelry.
Она решила выкупить свои заложенные украшения.
He plans to redeem the loan by the end of the year.
Он планирует погасить кредит к концу года.
You can redeem your points for a discount.
Вы можете обменять свои баллы на скидку.

Definitionen

redeemedpartizip perfekt
Saved from sin, error, or evil.
They believed that through faith they were redeemed souls.
Restored to a favorable position or status after previous failure or disgrace.
His redeemed reputation allowed him to return to public office.
Paid off or bought back; having had a financial instrument, pledge, or debt cleared.
The redeemed bonds were removed from the company's outstanding debt.
redeemverb
To compensate for faults or bad aspects of something.
He tried to redeem himself by apologizing for his mistake.
To gain or regain possession of something in exchange for payment.
She went to the pawn shop to redeem her jewelry.
To fulfill or carry out a pledge or promise.
He redeemed his promise to help her with the project.
To convert a voucher, coupon, or points into goods, services, or money.
You can redeem your points for a discount on your next purchase.
To save someone from sin, error, or evil.
The story is about a hero who redeems the world from darkness.
To pay off (a loan, bond, or other financial obligation) in full, often before its maturity date.
The corporation redeemed its outstanding bonds two years ahead of schedule.