Altruist
altruist
The German word 'Altruist' is a direct translation from English. It refers to a person who is unselfishly concerned for or devoted to the welfare of others. This term is used in both languages to describe individuals who prioritize the well-being of others over their own self-interest.
Example sentences using: Altruist
Er ist ein echter Altruist, der immer anderen hilft.
He is a real altruist, always helping others.
This is a statement about a person, suggesting that they are genuine in their altruistic tendencies. They are always helping others, which is the characteristic behavior of an altruist.
Als Altruist gibt sie stets ihr letztes Hemd.
As an altruist, she always gives her last shirt.
This example expresses the idea that the person (she) is an altruist, meaning she is willing to give up her own comfort (symbolized by the last shirt) for the benefits of others. The last shirt is symbolic and does not actually refer to clothing.
Der Altruist in ihm lässt ihn nie an sich selbst denken.
The altruist in him never lets him think of himself.
This expression points out that the person (he) has such a strong sense of altruism that it prevents him from considering his own needs. It is used to emphasize the selfless character of the person and their tendency to think about others before themselves.