Word: redound
Category: redound
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Related words: redound
redound definition
Synonyms: redound
contribute to, be conducive to, result in, lead to, effect, conduce to
Translations: redound
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spanish
Translations:
redundar, redundará, redundaría, redunde, redundará en
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german
Translations:
gereichen, ausschlagen, gereiche, zurückfallen
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french
Translations:
ruade, rejaillira, tournera
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italian
Translations:
ridondare, ridondano, ridonderà, mancherà di giovare
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portuguese
Translations:
recair, reverter, redundará, redundar
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dutch
Translations:
strekken, bijdragen ten
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russian
Translations:
содействовать, способствовать, помогать
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swedish
Translations:
lända
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finnish
Translations:
kostautua, koitua jksk, lisätä jtk
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czech
Translations:
přispět, vrátit se
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polish
Translations:
wynikać, przynieść, przyczynić się do czegoś
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hungarian
Translations:
elősegít
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turkish
Translations:
gerilemek, kazandırmak, arttırmak, iyi etkilemek
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greek
Translations:
καταλήγω, συντελώ, έχω ως αποτέλεσμα
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ukrainian
Translations:
сприяти, сприятиме, сприятимуть
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albanian
Translations:
kthehem, kontribuoj, të kontribuoj, kthehem të
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bulgarian
Translations:
допринасям, отразявам се, спомагам
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belarusian
Translations:
спрыяць, садзейнічаць
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estonian
Translations:
Kostautua, Saada jksk, jksk
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croatian
Translations:
ići u korist, pomagati, pasti
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lithuanian
Translations:
atsigręžti, atsigrįžti, Kristi atgal, Prisidėti prie ko nors, Kilti
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latvian
Translations:
atgriezties, krist atpakaļ
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macedonian
Translations:
спомагам
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romanian
Translations:
contribui, reveni cuiva, cădea
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slovenian
Translations:
Pasti
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slovak
Translations:
prispieť, prispievať, pomôcť
The meaning and "use of": redound
verb
- contribute greatly to (a person's credit or honor). - his latest diplomatic effort will redound to his credit
- come back upon; rebound on. - may his sin redound upon his head!