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good shepherd

/ɡʊd ˈʃɛpərd/

Traducción: Frase metafórica que designa a una persona que guía, protege o cuida de otros, usada frecuentemente en contexto religioso para referirse a Jesucristo o a un líder espiritual.

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/ɡʊd ˈʃɛpərd/B2formalpolitical
  • esFrase metafórica que designa a una persona que guía, protege o cuida de otros, usada frecuentemente en contexto religioso para referirse a Jesucristo o a un líder espiritual.

A metaphorical phrase referring to a person who guides, protects, or cares for others, often used in religious contexts to describe Jesus Christ or a spiritual leader.

  1. Religious figureB2formal

    A title for Jesus Christ, referring to his role as a protector and guide for his followers, based on the biblical parable of the Good Shepherd.

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    • The Good Shepherd is a central image in Christian teachings.
    • In the Bible, Jesus says, 'I am the good shepherd.'
    • The church's stained glass window depicts the Good Shepherd with his flock.
  2. Metaphor for a leaderC1formal

    A person who guides, protects, and cares for a group of people, especially in a moral or spiritual sense.

    esBuen pastor

    • The principal acted as a good shepherd for the students.
    • A good shepherd of the community always puts others first.
    • He was considered a good shepherd by his employees.