| Example in English | Translation in English |
|---|---|
| * And joys redound in one long, happy song | |
| Any dealings with a current illegitimate government there could well redound to our detriment... leading us back into a war with Britain we can ill-afford to wage. | |
| I'm sure today's episode can only redound to your credit. | |
| It can also redound to the glory of man. | |
| * And joys redound in one long, happy song | |
| Any dealings with a current illegitimate government there could well redound to our detriment... leading us back into a war with Britain we can ill-afford to wage. | |
| I'm sure today's episode can only redound to your credit. | |
| It can also redound to the glory of man. | |
| I would remind you, Felix that a university education means nothing unless it redounds to the glory of God. | |
| Therefore, as second-place bid, the purchase redounds to you. | |
| I would remind you, Felix that a university education means nothing unless it redounds to the glory of God. | |
| Therefore, as second-place bid, the purchase redounds to you. |
| Language | Verb(s) | Language | Verb(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| German | gereichen | Spanish | redundar |
| Swedish | lända | Turkish | gerilemek |