English–Japanese
“bear fruit” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiminoru
Example
長年の努力がようやく実ります。naga nen no do ryoku ga yō ya ku mino ri ma su
My years of effort finally bear fruit.
How to say “bear fruit” in Japanese
“Bear fruit” in Japanese is 実る (minoru).
Shows that something developed over time finally becomes mature or successful.
Example sentences with 実る
粘り強い交渉が実り、両社は合意しました。neba ri zuyo i kō shō ga mino ri ryō sha wa gō i shi ma shi ta
The persistent negotiations bore fruit, and the two companies reached an agreement.
Tips for using 実る
- When 実る (minoru, "to bear fruit") has an abstract subject such as 努力 (doryoku, "effort"), it presents success as the result of gradual development rather than a sudden event.