| NOUN1 | grace | - |
| NOUN2 | a grace | graces |
| VERB | to grace | graced | graced gracing | graces |
| SYNO | blessing | free grace | good will | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
| to grace | zieren [fig.] 1102 | |
| to grace [adorn] | schmücken 663 | |
| to grace sth. [honour sth.] | sichDat. (bei etw.Dat.) die Ehre geben [Redewendung] | |
Substantive |
| grace [mercy] | Gnade {f} 1885 | |
| grace [gracefulness] | Anmut {f} 1181 | |
| grace [gracefulness] | Grazie {f} 353 | |
| grace [decency] | Anstand {m} 217 | |
| grace [goodwill, benevolence] | Gunst {f} 213 | |
| law grace | Gnadenfrist {f} 195 | |
| relig. grace [before or after meals] | Tischgebet {n} 142 | |
| grace [gracefulness] | Liebreiz {m} 116 | |
| law grace | Nachfrist {f} 82 | |
| grace [of a king, lady etc.] | Huld {f} [veraltet, noch ironisch] [geh.] 33 | |
| relig. grace | Gratias {n} | |
| fin. grace [respite: for payment] | Zahlungsfrist {f} | |
2 Wörter: Andere |
| relig. by grace {adv} | gnadenhaft | |
| with grace {adv} | anmutig | |
| with grace {adv} [gracefulness] | mit Anmut | |
| Your Grace | Dero Gnaden [veraltet] | |
2 Wörter: Verben |
| relig. to say grace | das Tischgebet sprechen | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| relig. actual grace [from: gratia actualis] | helfende Gnade {f} | |
| mus. Amazing Grace | [staunenswerte Gnade] | |
| relig. divine grace | göttliche Gnade {f} | |
| good grace | Anstand {m} | |
| mus. grace note | Vorhalt {m} | |
| mus. grace note | Vorschlag {m} | |
| mus. grace note | Vorschlagsnote {f} | |
| mus. grace note [after another note] | Nachschlag {m} [verzierender Ton] | |
| grace period | Schonfrist {f} | |
| grace period | Gnadenfrist {f} | |
| law grace period | Nachfrist {f} | |
| fin.law grace period | Frist {f} [begrenzter Aufschub] | |
| fin.stocks grace period | tilgungsfreie Zeit {f} | |
| relig. healing grace | Heilsgnade {f} | |
| relig. sanctifying grace | heiligmachende Gnade {f} | |
| saving grace | Rettung {f} [oft fig.] | |
| saving grace [redeeming feature] | rettendes Element {n} [Qualität, Charakteristikum] | |
3 Wörter: Andere |
| relig. founded on grace {adj} | gnadenhaft | |
3 Wörter: Verben |
| to fall from grace [idiom] | in Ungnade fallen [Redewendung] | |
| to fall from grace [idiom] | abstürzen [ugs.] [fig.] [einen Misserfolg haben] | |
3 Wörter: Substantive |
| (period of) grace | Schonfrist {f} | |
| a week's grace | eine Woche Aufschub {m} | |
| law act of grace | Amnestie {f} | |
| law act of grace | Gnadenakt {m} | |
| law act of grace | Straferlass {m} | |
| law act of grace | Gnadenerweis {m} | |
| archi.relig. Chapel of Grace | Gnadenkapelle {f} | |
| archi.hist.relig. Churches of Grace [built for Silesian Protestants] | Gnadenkirchen {pl} | |
| coup de grâce | Gnadenschuss {m} | |
| hunting coup de grâce | Fangschuss {m} | |
| coup de grâce [also fig.] | Gnadenstoß {m} [auch fig.] | |
| relig. covenant of grace | Gnadenbund {m} | |
| relig. day of grace | Gnadentag {m} | |
| law days {pl} of grace | Nachfrist {f} | |
| days of grace | Gnadentage {pl} | |
| fin.law days of grace | Verzugstage {pl} | |
| fin.law days of grace | Respekttage {pl} | |
| relig. doctrine of grace | Gnadenlehre {f} | |
| relig. effect of grace | Gnadeneffekt {m} | |
| relig. election of grace | Gnadenwahl {f} | |
| relig. experience of grace | Gnadenerfahrung {f} | |
| idiom fall from grace | Absturz {m} [ugs.] [fig.] [Misserfolg] | |
| relig. gift of grace | Gnadengabe {f} | |
| relig. grace of creation | Schöpfungsgnade {f} | |
| relig. grace of office | Amtsgnade {f} | |
| relig.spec. institution of grace | Gnadenanstalt {f} [Max Weber] | |
| relig. means of grace [singular in construction] | Gnadenmittel {n} | |
| relig. means of grace {pl} | Gnadenmittel {pl} | |
| relig. mediatorship of grace | Gnadenmittlerschaft {f} | |
| period of grace | Gnadenfrist {f} | |
| fin.law period of grace | Nachfrist {f} | |
| law petition of grace | Gnadengesuch {n} | |
| artrelig. picture of grace [miraculous picture, esp. of the Virgin Mary] | Gnadenbild {n} | |
| relig. place of grace | Gnadenort {m} | |
| relig. promise of grace | Gnadenzusage {f} | |
| relig. state of grace | Gnadenstand {m} | |
| relig. state of grace | Stand {m} der Gnade | |
| relig. state of grace | Zustand {m} der Gnade | |
| relig. theology of grace | Gnadentheologie {f} | |
| three days' grace | dreitägige Gnadenfrist {f} | |
| bibl.relig. throne of grace | Gnadenthron {m} | |
| relig. treasury of grace | Gnadenschatz {m} | |
| relig. year of grace | Gnadenjahr {n} | |
| fin. years of grace | tilgungsfreie Jahre {pl} | |
4 Wörter: Andere |
| by act of grace {adv} | gnadenhalber [ugs.] [oder veraltet] | |
| by the grace of sb./sth. {adv} | von jds./etw. Gnaden | |
| idiom Its saving grace is ... | Was einen damit versöhnt, ist ... | |
| with (a) bad grace {adv} | ungnädig [missmutig, unfreundlich] | |
| Your Grace / your grace | Euer Gnaden | |
4 Wörter: Verben |
| to give sb. a day's grace | jdm. einen Tag Aufschub gewähren | |
| to grace sb./sth. with one's presence | jdn./etw. mit seiner Anwesenheit beehren [geh.] | |
4 Wörter: Substantive |
| grace and favour lodging [Br.] | Hofdienstwohnung {f} | |
| relig. Mary, Mother of Grace | Maria {f}, Mutter der Gnaden | |
| the only saving grace | das einzig Gute {n} | |
| fin. three days of grace | drei Tage Zahlungsfrist {f} | |
5+ Wörter: Andere |
| hist.relig. by (the) grace of God {adv} | von Gottes Gnaden | |
| relig. by the grace of God {adv} | durch Gottes Gnade | |
| relig. by the grace of God {adv} | durch die Gnade Gottes | |
| by the grace of God {adv} [idiom] | mit / durch Gottes Gnade | |
| relig. Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. | Gegrüßet seist du, Maria, voll der Gnade, der Herr ist mit dir. | |
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Übersetzung für 'grace' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to grace
- zieren [fig.]
- to grace [adorn]
- schmücken
- to grace sth. [honour sth.]
- sichDat. (bei etw.Dat.) die Ehre geben [Redewendung]
- grace [mercy]
- Gnade {f}
- grace [gracefulness]
- Anmut {f}
Grazie {f}
Liebreiz {m}
- grace [decency]
- Anstand {m}
- grace [goodwill, benevolence]
- Gunst {f}
- grace
- Gnadenfrist {f}law
Nachfrist {f}law
Gratias {n}relig.
- grace [before or after meals]
- Tischgebet {n}relig.
- grace [of a king, lady etc.]
- Huld {f} [veraltet, noch ironisch] [geh.]
- grace [respite: for payment]
- Zahlungsfrist {f}fin.
- by grace {adv}
- gnadenhaftrelig.
- with grace {adv}
- anmutig
- with grace {adv} [gracefulness]
- mit Anmut
- Your Grace
- Dero Gnaden [veraltet]
- to say grace
- das Tischgebet sprechenrelig.
- actual grace [from: gratia actualis]
- helfende Gnade {f}relig.
- Amazing Grace
- [staunenswerte Gnade]mus.
- divine grace
- göttliche Gnade {f}relig.
- good grace
- Anstand {m}
- grace note
- Vorhalt {m}mus.
Vorschlag {m}mus.
Vorschlagsnote {f}mus.
- grace note [after another note]
- Nachschlag {m} [verzierender Ton]mus.
- grace period
- Schonfrist {f}
Gnadenfrist {f}
Nachfrist {f}law
Frist {f} [begrenzter Aufschub]fin.law
tilgungsfreie Zeit {f}fin.stocks
- healing grace
- Heilsgnade {f}relig.
- sanctifying grace
- heiligmachende Gnade {f}relig.
- saving grace
- Rettung {f} [oft fig.]
- saving grace [redeeming feature]
- rettendes Element {n} [Qualität, Charakteristikum]
- founded on grace {adj}
- gnadenhaftrelig.
- to fall from grace [idiom]
- in Ungnade fallen [Redewendung]
abstürzen [ugs.] [fig.] [einen Misserfolg haben]
- (period of) grace
- Schonfrist {f}
- a week's grace
- eine Woche Aufschub {m}
- act of grace
- Amnestie {f}law
Gnadenakt {m}law
Straferlass {m}law
Gnadenerweis {m}law
- Chapel of Grace
- Gnadenkapelle {f}archi.relig.
- Churches of Grace [built for Silesian Protestants]
- Gnadenkirchen {pl}archi.hist.relig.
- coup de grâce
- Gnadenschuss {m}
Fangschuss {m}hunting
- coup de grâce [also fig.]
- Gnadenstoß {m} [auch fig.]
- covenant of grace
- Gnadenbund {m}relig.
- day of grace
- Gnadentag {m}relig.
- days {pl} of grace
- Nachfrist {f}law
- days of grace
- Gnadentage {pl}
Verzugstage {pl}fin.law
Respekttage {pl}fin.law
- doctrine of grace
- Gnadenlehre {f}relig.
- effect of grace
- Gnadeneffekt {m}relig.
- election of grace
- Gnadenwahl {f}relig.
- experience of grace
- Gnadenerfahrung {f}relig.
- fall from grace
- Absturz {m} [ugs.] [fig.] [Misserfolg]idiom
- gift of grace
- Gnadengabe {f}relig.
- grace of creation
- Schöpfungsgnade {f}relig.
- grace of office
- Amtsgnade {f}relig.
- institution of grace
- Gnadenanstalt {f} [Max Weber]relig.spec.
- means of grace [singular in construction]
- Gnadenmittel {n}relig.
- means of grace {pl}
- Gnadenmittel {pl}relig.
- mediatorship of grace
- Gnadenmittlerschaft {f}relig.
- period of grace
- Gnadenfrist {f}
Nachfrist {f}fin.law
- petition of grace
- Gnadengesuch {n}law
- picture of grace [miraculous picture, esp. of the Virgin Mary]
- Gnadenbild {n}artrelig.
- place of grace
- Gnadenort {m}relig.
- promise of grace
- Gnadenzusage {f}relig.
- state of grace
- Gnadenstand {m}relig.
Stand {m} der Gnaderelig.
Zustand {m} der Gnaderelig.
- theology of grace
- Gnadentheologie {f}relig.
- three days' grace
- dreitägige Gnadenfrist {f}
- throne of grace
- Gnadenthron {m}bibl.relig.
- treasury of grace
- Gnadenschatz {m}relig.
- year of grace
- Gnadenjahr {n}relig.
- years of grace
- tilgungsfreie Jahre {pl}fin.
- by act of grace {adv}
- gnadenhalber [ugs.] [oder veraltet]
- by the grace of sb./sth. {adv}
- von jds./etw. Gnaden
- Its saving grace is ...
- Was einen damit versöhnt, ist ...idiom
- with (a) bad grace {adv}
- ungnädig [missmutig, unfreundlich]
- Your Grace / your grace
- Euer Gnaden
- to give sb. a day's grace
- jdm. einen Tag Aufschub gewähren
- to grace sb./sth. with one's presence
- jdn./etw. mit seiner Anwesenheit beehren [geh.]
- grace and favour lodging [Br.]
- Hofdienstwohnung {f}
- Mary, Mother of Grace
- Maria {f}, Mutter der Gnadenrelig.
- the only saving grace
- das einzig Gute {n}
- three days of grace
- drei Tage Zahlungsfrist {f}fin.
- by (the) grace of God {adv}
- von Gottes Gnadenhist.relig.
- by the grace of God {adv}
- durch Gottes Gnaderelig.
durch die Gnade Gottesrelig.
- by the grace of God {adv} [idiom]
- mit / durch Gottes Gnade
- Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee.
- Gegrüßet seist du, Maria, voll der Gnade, der Herr ist mit dir.relig.
- Alias Grace = Alias Grace [Margaret Atwood]
- Grace = Grace Under Fire
- Grace-Kelly-Barsch {m} = panther grouper [Cromileptes altivelis]
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- The fullness of grace is therefore rejected as well, since the "plenitude de grace" is Christ only.
- In opposition, the Jansenists claimed to espouse Augustinism, which insisted on a separate "determining" efficacious grace.
- While baptism imparts grace, Methodists teach that a personal acceptance of Jesus Christ (the first work of grace) is essential to salvation.
- In 2015, Chapell and members from Grace Presbyterian Church founded Unlimited Grace Media, an independent non-profit media ministry dedicated to spreading the gospel of God's grace to all people.
- Baptism with the Holy Spirit is regarded by the Holiness Pentecostals (the oldest branch of Pentecostalism) as being the third work of grace, following the new birth (first work of grace) and entire sanctification (second work of grace).
- The grace is said in keeping with tradition. However, unlike at most Oxford colleges, St Antony's does not require its students to stand and acknowledge the saying of grace.
- An English grace was composed by Henley in 1995, with the proviso that the Latin grace be retained at least once per week.
- A better approach is known as the "grace hash join", after the GRACE database machine for which it was first implemented.
- Commissioned by Grace Cathedral and the Cockayne Fund, Smith wrote and performed the play, "On Grace", based on interviews relating to the meaning of God's grace.
- Prevenient grace was discussed in the fifth chapter of the sixth session of the Council of Trent (1545–63) which used the phrase: "a Dei per dominum Christum Iesum praeveniente gratia" (rendered "a predisposing grace of God through Jesus Christ").
- According to the Catholic Church, the means of grace that Christ entrusted to the Church are many.
- The key emphasis of Wesley's theology relates to how divine grace operates within the individual.
- It also means 'merciful grace of God'. CARIS has multiple meaning as Love/beloved/grace/ due to grace.
- Furthermore, in Aragón abandoned children would receive the surname "Gracia" ("grace") or "de Gracia," because they were thought to survive by the grace of God.
- Free Grace Worship's first full-length album, "Grace is Life", was created and produced at Free Grace United by church staff and volunteers.
- Rahner's particular interpretation of the mode in which grace makes itself present is that grace is a permanent modification of human nature in a supernatural existential (a phrase borrowed from Heidegger).
- Kripa has been categorized in various ways as Ishwara kripa (grace of God), variously Hari Kripa, Shastra kripa (grace of the Scriptures), Guru kripa (grace of the Guru) and lastly Atma kripa (grace of the Self).
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