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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Freikauf
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Freikauf
m
; Loskauf
m
; Auslösung
f
(einer Person)
ransom (of a person)
Freikauf
m
; Loskauf
m
; Auslösung
f
(einer Person)
ransom (of a person)
Freikauf
m
; Loskauf
m
; Auslösung
f
(einer Person)
ransom (of a person)
einen Gefangenen
freikauf
en
redeem a prisoner
auslösen,
freikauf
en
v
, Lösegeld bezahlen
auslösend,
freikauf
end
ausgelöst, freigekauft
er
sie löst aus, er
sie kauft frei
ich
er
sie löste aus, ich
er
sie kaufte frei
er
sie hat
hatte ausgelöst, er
sie hat
hatte freigekauft
to ransom
ransoming
ransomed
he
she ransoms
I
he
she ransomed
he
she has
had ransomed
jdn. auslösen;
freikauf
en
v
; für jdn. Lösegeld bezahlen
auslösend;
freikauf
end
ausgelöst; freigekauft
er sie löst aus; er sie kauft frei
ich er sie löste aus; ich er sie kaufte frei
er sie hat hatte ausgelöst; er sie hat hatte freigekauft
Für die entführten Kinder wurde Lösegeld bezahlt und sie kehrten unversehrt nach Hause zurück.
Ihr Vater kaufte sie für eine Million Dollar frei.
to ransom sb.
ransoming
ransomed
he she ransoms
I he she ransomed
he she has had ransomed
The kidnapped children were ransomed and returned home unharmed.
Her father ransomed her for a million dollars.
sich
freikauf
en
v
sich
freikauf
end
sich freigekauft
to pay for your release freedom
paying for your release freedom
paid for your release freedom
sich von etw.
freikauf
en
v
übtr.
sich von einer Verpflichtung
freikauf
en
sich von seiner Schuld
freikauf
en
to pay your way out of sth.
to pay your way out of an obligation
to buy a clear conscience
freikauf
end
ransoming
Deutsche
Freikauf Synonyme
Englische
ransom Synonyme
ransom
buy
deliver
deliverance
delivery
emancipate
extract
extricate
extrication
free
freeing
get back
liberate
liberation
lifesaving
payment
price
recapture
reclaim
reclaiming
reclamation
recoup
recoupment
recover
recovery
recuperate
recuperation
recycle
redeem
redemption
regain
regainment
release
renovate
reoccupation
reoccupy
replevin
replevy
repossess
repossession
rescue
restoration
restore
resume
resumption
retake
retaking
retrieval
retrieve
revindicate
revindication
revival
revive
salvage
salvation
save
saving
set free
take back
trover
win back
Freikauf Definition
Person
(
n.
)
A
character
or
part,
as
in
a
play
Person
(
n.
)
The
bodily
form
of
a
human
being
Person
(
n.
)
A
living,
self-conscious
being,
as
distinct
from
an
animal
or
a
thing
Person
(
n.
)
A
human
being
spoken
of
indefinitely
Person
(
n.
)
A
parson
Person
(
n.
)
Among
Trinitarians,
one
of
the
three
subdivisions
of
the
Godhead
(the
Father,
the
Son,
and
the
Holy
Ghost)
Person
(
n.
)
One
of
three
relations
or
conditions
(that
of
speaking,
that
of
being
spoken
to,
and
that
of
being
spoken
of)
pertaining
to
a
noun
or
a
pronoun,
and
thence
also
to
the
verb
of
which
it
may
be
the
subject.
Person
(
n.
)
A
shoot
or
bud
of
a
plant
Person
(
v.
t.)
To
represent
as
a
person
Ransom
(
n.
)
The
release
of
a
captive,
or
of
captured
property,
by
payment
of
a
consideration
Ransom
(
n.
)
The
money
or
price
paid
for
the
redemption
of
a
prisoner,
or
for
goods
captured
by
an
enemy
Ransom
(
n.
)
A
sum
paid
for
the
pardon
of
some
great
offense
and
the
discharge
of
the
offender
Ransom
(
n.
)
To
redeem
from
captivity,
servitude,
punishment,
or
forfeit,
by
paying
a
price
Ransom
(
n.
)
To
exact
a
ransom
for,
or
a
payment
on.
ransom (of a person) Bedeutung
person
individual
someone
somebody
mortal
soul
a
human
being,
there
was
too
much
for
one
person
to
do
ransom
the
act
of
freeing
from
captivity
or
punishment
ransom
payment
for
the
release
of
someone
person
a
human
body
(usually
including
the
clothing),
a
weapon
was
hidden
on
his
person
person
a
grammatical
category
used
in
the
classification
of
pronouns,
possessive
determiners,
and
verb
forms
according
to
whether
they
indicate
the
speaker,
the
addressee,
or
a
third
party,
stop
talking
about
yourself
in
the
third
person
first
person
pronouns
and
verbs
used
to
refer
to
the
speaker
or
writer
of
the
language
in
which
they
occur
second
person
pronouns
and
verbs
used
to
refer
to
the
person
addressed
by
the
language
in
which
they
occur
third
person
pronouns
and
verbs
that
are
used
to
refer
to
something
other
than
the
speaker
or
addressee
of
the
language
in
which
they
occur
anomaly
unusual
person
a
person
who
is
unusual
color-blind
person
a
person
unable
to
distinguish
differences
in
hue
commoner
common
man
common
person
a
person
who
holds
no
title
female
female
person
a
person
who
belongs
to
the
sex
that
can
have
babies
innocent
inexperienced
person
a
person
who
lacks
knowledge
of
evil
juvenile
juvenile
person
a
young
person,
not
fully
developed
male
male
person
a
person
who
belongs
to
the
sex
that
cannot
have
babies
nonreligious
person
a
person
who
does
not
manifest
devotion
to
a
deity
primitive
primitive
person
a
person
who
belongs
to
an
early
stage
of
civilization
religious
person
a
person
who
manifests
devotion
to
a
deity
unfortunate
unfortunate
person
a
person
who
suffers
misfortune
unwelcome
person
persona
non
grata
a
person
who
for
some
reason
is
not
wanted
or
welcome
unpleasant
person
disagreeable
person
a
person
who
is
not
pleasant
or
agreeable
unskilled
person
a
person
who
lacks
technical
training
person
of
color
person
of
colour
(formal)
any
non-European
non-white
person
Black
Black
person
blackamoor
Negro
Negroid
a
person
with
dark
skin
who
comes
from
Africa
(or
whose
ancestors
came
from
Africa)
colored
person
colored
a
United
States
term
for
Blacks
that
is
now
considered
offensive
White
White
person
Caucasian
a
member
of
the
Caucasoid
race
Oriental
oriental
person
a
member
of
an
Oriental
race,
the
term
is
regarded
as
offensive
by
Asians
(especially
by
Asian
Americans)
English
person
a
native
or
inhabitant
of
England
Frenchman
Frenchwoman
French
person
a
person
of
French
nationality
Irish
person
Irelander
a
native
or
inhabitant
of
Ireland
abandoned
person
someone
for
whom
hope
has
been
abandoned
aliterate
aliterate
person
a
person
who
can
read
but
is
disinclined
to
derive
information
from
literary
sources
artist
creative
person
a
person
whose
creative
work
shows
sensitivity
and
imagination
bad
person
a
person
who
does
harm
to
others
bereaved
bereaved
person
a
person
who
has
suffered
the
death
of
someone
they
loved,
the
bereaved
do
not
always
need
to
be
taken
care
of
bisexual
bisexual
person
a
person
who
is
sexually
attracted
to
both
sexes
blind
person
a
person
with
a
severe
visual
impairment
celebrity
famous
person
a
widely
known
person,
he
was
a
baseball
celebrity
clumsy
person
a
person
with
poor
motor
coordination
crab
crabby
person
a
quarrelsome
grouch
dead
person
dead
soul
deceased
person
deceased
decedent
departed
someone
who
is
no
longer
alive,
I
wonder
what
the
dead
person
would
have
done
deaf
person
a
person
with
a
severe
auditory
impairment
displaced
person
DP
stateless
person
a
person
forced
to
flee
from
home
or
country
dosser
street
person
someone
who
sleeps
in
any
convenient
place
dummy
silent
person
a
person
who
does
not
talk
eccentric
eccentric
person
flake
oddball
geek
a
person
with
an
unusual
or
odd
personality
emotional
person
a
person
subject
to
strong
states
of
emotion
enlisted
person
a
serviceman
who
ranks
below
a
commissioned
officer
fatso
fatty
fat
person
roly-poly
butterball
a
rotund
individual
freelancer
freelance
free-lance
free
lance
independent
self-employed
person
a
writer
or
artist
who
sells
services
to
different
employers
without
a
long-term
contract
with
any
of
them
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