单词 | redeem |
释义 | redeem [rɪ'di:m] verb IMPROVE 改善 transitive formal ■to make something or someone seem less bad 弥补;补救;抵消 •A poor game was redeemed in the second half by a couple of superb goals from Anthony Edwards.安东尼.爱德华兹在下半场踢入几个绝佳的进球,使得本来糟糕的比赛场面大为改观。 •[R] He was an hour late, but he redeemed himself in her eyes by giving her a huge bunch of flowers.他迟到了一个小时,但是送给了她一大束鲜花,这便挽回了他在她心目中的形象。 •She took me to see a really dull film, the only redeeming feature [rɪ'di:m] verb GET BACK 拿回 transitive ■to get something back 赎回;买回 •She managed to save enough money to redeem her jewellery from [rɪ'di:m] verb EXCHANGE 兑换 redeem a coupon/voucher, etc. ■to exchange a piece of paper representing a particular sum of money for that amount of money or for goods to this value 将优惠券等兑换成现金(或物品) [rɪ'di:m] verb SATISFY 履行 transitive formal ■to carry out a promise or pay back a debt 履行,践(诺);偿清,付清 •The amount required to redeem the mortgage was £358 587.偿付抵押贷款一共需要358 587英镑。 [rɪ'di:m] verb RELIGION 宗教 transitive ■(in Christianity) to free people from sin (OFFENCE) (基督教中)拯救,为…赎罪,救赎 •"Jesus," said the priest, "saved and redeemed mankind by taking our sins upon himself."“主耶稣,”牧师说道,“为我们担当了罪过,从而救赎了人类。” |
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