Lord

Lord
1. noun
1) (master) Herr, der

lord and master — (joc.) Herr und Gebieter od. Meister (scherzh.)

2)

Lord — (Relig.) Herr, der

Lord God [Almighty] — unser Herr[, der allmächtige Gott]

the Lord [God] — [Gott] der Herr

the Lord's Prayer — das Vaterunser

Lord only knows — (coll.) weiß der Himmel (ugs.)

3) (Brit.): (nobleman, or as title) Lord, der

the House of Lords — (Brit.) das Oberhaus; see also academic.ru/22643/drunk">drunk 1.

4)

My Lord — (Brit.) form of address (to earl, viscount) Graf; (to baron) Baron; (to bishop) Exzellenz; (to judge) Herr Richter

2. interjection
(coll.) Gott!

oh/good Lord! — du lieber Himmel od. Gott!; großer Gott!

3. transitive verb

lord it over somebody — bei jemandem den großen Herrn/die große Dame spielen

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[lo:d]
noun
1) (a master; a man or animal that has power over others or over an area: The lion is lord of the jungle.) der Herr
2) ((with capital when used in titles) in the United Kingdom etc a nobleman or man of rank.) der Lord
3) ((with capital) in the United Kingdom, used as part of several official titles: the Lord Mayor.) der Oberbürgermeister
•
- lordly
- lordliness
- Lordship
- the Lord
- lord it over
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Lord
[lɔ:d, AM lɔ:rd]
I. n
1. BRIT (title)
\Lord Longford Lord Longford
my \Lord Mylord, Euer Lordschaft
2. BRIT POL
▪ the \Lords + sing/pl vb das Oberhaus
\Lord of Appeal in Ordinary BRIT auf Lebenszeit ernanntes richterliches Mitglied des House of Lords
3. no pl REL Herr m
the \Lord be with you der Herr sei mit euch
praise the \Lord! lobet den Herrn!
\Lord, hear our prayer Herr, erhöre unsere Gebete
the \Lord God [Gott] der Herr
in the year of our \Lord im Jahre des Herrn
\Lord knows (fam) weiß der Himmel fam
II. interj
good [or oh] \Lord! [ach,] du lieber Himmel!
\Lord, it's hot in here! ach, du großer Gott, ist das heiß hier drinnen!
III. vt
▪ to \Lord it over sb jdn herumkommandieren
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[lɔːd]
1. n
1) (= master, ruler) Herr m

lord and master — Herr und Meister m; ( hum

tobacco lords — Tabakkönige pl

2) (Brit: nobleman) Lord m

the (House of) Lords — das Oberhaus

my lord (to bishop) — Exzellenz; (to noble, in English contexts) Mylord; (to baron) Herr Baron; (to earl, viscount) Euer Erlaucht; (to judge) Euer Ehren

3) (Brit

= important official) First Lord of the Admiralty — Stabschef m der Marine

4) (REL)

Lord — Herr m

the Lord (our) God — Gott, der Herr

(good) Lord! (inf) — ach, du lieber Himmel! (inf), (ach,) du meine Güte! (inf); (annoyed) mein Gott!

Lord help him! (inf) — (dann) Gnade ihm Gott!

Lord knows (inf) — wer weiß

Lord knows I've tried often enough — ich habs weiß Gott oft genug versucht

2. vt

to lord it — das Zepter schwingen

to lord it over sb — jdn herumkommandieren

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Ld abk Lord
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1. noun
1) (master) Herr, der

lord and master — (joc.) Herr und Gebieter od. Meister (scherzh.)

2)

Lord — (Relig.) Herr, der

Lord God [Almighty] — unser Herr[, der allmächtige Gott]

the Lord [God] — [Gott] der Herr

the Lord's Prayer — das Vaterunser

Lord only knows — (coll.) weiß der Himmel (ugs.)

3) (Brit.): (nobleman, or as title) Lord, der

the House of Lords — (Brit.) das Oberhaus; see also drunk 1.

4)

My Lord — (Brit.) form of address (to earl, viscount) Graf; (to baron) Baron; (to bishop) Exzellenz; (to judge) Herr Richter

2. interjection
(coll.) Gott!

oh/good Lord! — du lieber Himmel od. Gott!; großer Gott!

3. transitive verb

lord it over somebody — bei jemandem den großen Herrn/die große Dame spielen

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n.
Gebieter - m.

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