Redundant: Something I am and God is not
redundant [rəˈdandənt] adjective
(of workers) no longer employed because there is no longer any job for them where they used to work
Example: at approximately 3.30pm AEST this afternoon I was made redundant by my employer.
| Arabic: |
زائِد، عاطِل عن العَمَل |
| Chinese (Simplified): |
多余的 |
| Chinese (Traditional): |
多餘的 |
| Czech: |
přebytečný |
| Danish: |
afskediget |
| Dutch: |
overtollig |
| Estonian: |
koondatud |
| Finnish: |
irtisanottu |
| French: |
licencié |
| German: |
freigesetzt |
| Greek: |
πλεονάζων, υπεράριθμος, απολυμένος |
| Hungarian: |
létszám fölötti |
| Icelandic: |
atvinnulaus |
| Indonesian: |
dipecat |
| Italian: |
licenziato |
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| Japanese: |
失業した |
| Korean: |
불필요한, 남아 도는 |
| Latvian: |
lieks; nevajadzīgs; zaudējis darbu (štatu samazināšanas dēļ) |
| Lithuanian: |
atliekamas, nebereikalingas |
| Norwegian: |
overflødig |
| Polish: |
zbyteczny, zwolniony z pracy |
| Portuguese (Brazil): |
excedente |
| Portuguese (Portugal): |
despedido |
| Romanian: |
disponibilizat |
| Russian: |
лишний |
| Slovak: |
prebytočný |
| Slovenian: |
odvečen |
| Spanish: |
despedido |
| Swedish: |
överflödig, övertalig, friställd |
| Turkish: |
gereksiz (olan), ihtiyaç fazlası |
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Fortunately God is not redundant (
John 5:17,
Phil 1:6) and this hasn’t caught him by surprise. Lets see what happens next then.
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