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erbringen

yield

Meaning of erbringen

Deutsch

ein Ergebnis, eine Ernte oder einen Gewinn hervorbringen

English

to produce or give a result, crop, or profit

yield

Pronunciation

German
/ˈeːɐ̯bʁɪŋən/

erbringen with English translation

erbringen usage examples

🇩🇪German→🇬🇧English

Solche Versuche erbringen oft neue Daten.

Experiments like these often yield new data.

🇩🇪German→🇬🇧English

Die Investition erbringt jedes Jahr Gewinn.

The investment yields a profit every year.

erbringen synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between erbringen, abwerfen, einbringen, hervorbringen, liefern, resultieren, nachgeben, and kapitulieren

A
🇩🇪German
abwerfen

Usually used for profit, income, or a harvest: 'to bring in', 'to yield'. It often suggests a good financial or material return.

C1often
E
🇩🇪German
einbringen

Very close to 'erbringen': it means to bring in a result, benefit, income, or contribution. It is often broader than 'abwerfen'.

C1very often
H
🇩🇪German
hervorbringen

Means 'to produce', 'to create', or 'to bring about' a result, effect, text, or idea. It is close to 'erbringen' but focuses more on creation.

C1often
L
🇩🇪German
liefern

Very common for 'to deliver' or 'to supply', and figuratively 'to deliver results'. Compared with 'erbringen', it is usually more concrete and practical.

C1very often
R
🇩🇪German
resultieren

Means 'to result', 'to stem from', or 'to follow from'. It does not mean producing something directly, but rather leading to a result.

C1often
F
🇩🇪German
Frucht tragen

Literally 'to bear fruit'. Often used figuratively: efforts or work produce a result. It is more image-based and less neutral.

C1rare word

Advanced: broader words

N
🇩🇪German
nachgeben

Means 'to give in', 'to yield under pressure', or 'to weaken'. This is not about producing a result or profit, but about stopping resistance.

C1very often
K
🇩🇪German
kapitulieren

Stronger than 'nachgeben': it means to capitulate, surrender, or stop resisting completely. It often has a more dramatic or formal nuance.

C1often
B
🇩🇪German
beugen

Here it means 'to bend' or figuratively 'to submit'. In the sense of 'yield', it is closest to giving way under force or pressure.

C1often

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Questions about this word

What does erbringen mean?

to produce or give a result, crop, or profit

How do you pronounce erbringen?

erbringen is pronounced [ˈeːɐ̯bʁɪŋən].

How is erbringen used in a sentence?

Experiments like these often yield new data. Translation: Solche Versuche erbringen oft neue Daten.

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