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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌbɛr ˈfruːt/ · UK /ˌbeə ˈfruːt/
bear fruit means: If work or effort succeeds, it produces useful or good results.
verb
If work or effort succeeds, it produces useful or good results.
- Our hard work is beginning to bear fruit.
- The peace talks finally bore fruit last month.
- Will these years of research ever bear fruit?
If a tree or plant does this, fruit grows on it.
- These trees bear fruit every summer.
- Our apple tree bore fruit for the first time.
- Does this plant bear fruit indoors?
Questions about bear fruit
What does bear fruit mean?
If work or effort succeeds, it produces useful or good results.
What is bear fruit in other languages?
Türkçe: meyvesini vermek · Español: dar frutos · Français: porter ses fruits · Deutsch: Früchte tragen · Italiano: dare frutti · 日本語: 実を結ぶ
How do you pronounce bear fruit?
In American English /ˌbɛr ˈfruːt/; in British English /ˌbeə ˈfruːt/.
How do you use bear fruit in a sentence?
Our hard work is beginning to bear fruit. The peace talks finally bore fruit last month.
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