Translation of German word "Erfolg" to English
derErfolg
/ɛʁfloːk/
Meaning
NounA suburb of Perth, Western Australia.
How to use
The masculine noun Erfolg ('success') is derived from erfolgen (to result/take place) and declines regularly (plural Erfolge). The related adjective is erfolgreich (successful).
🇬🇧 English
Erfolg
Example
Mein Erfolg ist sehr einfach.
My success is very simple.
Ich liebe es, wenn ich Erfolg habe.
I love it when I have success.
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Common phrases
- Erfolg haben— to have success / be successful
- Erfolg wünschen— to wish success (requires dative for person: 'ich wünsche dir Erfolg')
- viel Erfolg!— much success! / good luck!
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What is the definition of the German word "der Erfolg"?▼
The German word "der Erfolg" is defined as: "A suburb of Perth, Western Australia."
What does the German word "der Erfolg" mean?▼
The German word "der Erfolg" means "Erfolg" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Mein Erfolg ist sehr groß." (which translates as "My success is very simple.").
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