He's seen by many as a political messiah.
许多人将他视为政治救星。
1.弥赛亚
2.【基督】救世主,基督
3.(人民,国家等所期待的)救星,解放者
1.someone who people believe will save them from trouble or a difficult situation
2.a religious leader who some people believe is sent by God to save the world
3.Jesus Christ, according to the Christian religion
1.Expectations worthy of a new digital messiah; after almost two years of hype and speculation, it seems we'd be satisfied with nothing less.
这样高的期待配得上一位新的数码救世主；在差不多两年的猜疑和假设之后，貌似我们满足之极。
2.For years, experts have predicted a shake-out with the fervour and inaccuracy of cult members heralding the next messiah.
多年来，专家们一直在预测会出现一场大洗牌，其预测的狂热和不准确，堪比异教信徒推介下一个救世主。
3."Their Messiah came, " I answered with reverence, "but he came poor and lowly, and they would have none of him. "
“他们的弥赛亚降临了，”我不胜崇敬地回答，“但是他又穷又卑微，他们根本不需要他。”
4.We all have such a fervent desire to see the fulfilment of God's plan when the Messiah is exalted and delivers us from the oppressor.
我们会怀着强烈的愿望希望弥赛亚升为高拯救我们脱离苦难的时候，看到神的计划的实现。
5.There was no Jewish expectation that the Messiah would be a suffering Messiah in the ancient Jewish world.
在古老的犹太世界中，没有犹太人认为弥赛亚应该是受苦受难的。
6.Then he tells the story like the blind man is sort of like someone who comes to faith in Jesus as the Messiah, and he recognizes it.
然后他赋予这个盲人的故事寓意，就像是一个人意识到耶稣是弥赛亚，并开始相信这一点。
7.For the Jews had already agreed that anyone who confessed Jesus to be the Messiah would be put out of the synagogue.
因为犹太人已经商议定了，若有认耶稣是基督的，要把他赶出会堂
8.The oratorio is not staged like an opera, but oratorios, even sacred ones like Messiah, have been heavily influenced by opera.
清唱剧并不像歌剧一样，但是，像神圣的《弥赛亚》一样的清唱剧，深受歌剧的影响。
9.Sometimes, also, they seem to have been setting themselves up as king of the Jews, and that would make them a Messiah.
有时候，他们把自己塑造成犹太之王，让他们成为弥赛亚。
10.Opinion polls, too, imply that the former IMF boss is no longer considered the messiah for a left otherwise devoid of economic credibility.
民调也显示，人们不再把这位IMF前总裁当成左翼的救世主，以至于没有他就找不出别的有经济才能的人。