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redeem

UK
/rɪˈdiːm/
US
/rɪˈdim/

Translations

redeemverb
redeemed
Past Simple
redeemed
Past Participle
redeeming
Gerund
UK
/rɪˈdiːm/
US
/rɪˈdim/
racheterSens religieux ou moral : délivrer, sauver du mal ou du péché.
The story is about a hero who redeems the world from darkness.
L’histoire parle d’un héros qui rachète le monde des ténèbres.
racheterFinance : rembourser ou racheter un titre de dette avant l’échéance.
The corporation redeemed its outstanding bonds two years ahead of schedule.
L’entreprise a racheté ses obligations en circulation deux ans avant l’échéance.
se racheterSe dit d’une personne qui compense ses fautes ou ses défauts par de bonnes actions.
He tried to redeem himself by apologizing for his mistake.
Il a essayé de se racheter en s’excusant pour son erreur.
racheterSens général : reprendre possession de quelque chose contre paiement.
She went to the pawn shop to redeem her jewelry.
Elle est allée au mont-de-piété pour racheter ses bijoux.
échangerPour des points, coupons ou bons convertis en avantages, produits ou argent.
You can redeem your points for a discount on your next purchase.
Vous pouvez échanger vos points contre une réduction sur votre prochain achat.
Additional translations
sauverSens plus libre, selon le contexte religieux ou littéraire.
utiliserPour un coupon ou un bon, surtout dans le commerce.
rembourserPour une dette ou une obligation financière.
honorerSens soutenu : tenir une promesse ou un engagement.
Synonyms
atone
compensate
offset
recover
regain
retrieve
reclaim

Definitions

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.
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