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to go along with
Expresses that two things occur at the same time or that one thing is an inevitable consequence of another. It means that something is connected with something else or accompanies it.
Mit der Beförderung gehen viele neue Verantwortungen einher.
The promotion goes along with many new responsibilities.
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In elevated or literary language, often in connection with verbs of movement such as striding or moving along, to describe majestic or purposeful movement.
Stolz schritt die Königin durch den Thronsaal einher.
The queen proudly strode along through the throne room.
The adverb 'einher' is almost always used in the fixed combination 'einhergehen mit' (to go along with). This construction requires the preposition 'mit' and the dative.
Ein höheres Gehalt geht oft mit mehr Verantwortung einher.
A higher salary often goes along with more responsibility.
The verb 'einhergehen' (to go along with) is separable. In a main clause, 'einher' comes at the end of the sentence. In subordinate clauses or in the infinitive, it remains connected to the verb.
Die Krankheit geht mit hohem Fieber einher.
The illness goes along with a high fever.
The expression 'einhergehen mit' (to go along with) belongs to elevated written language. It is often found in formal, academic, or journalistic texts.
Die Industrialisierung ging mit tiefgreifenden sozialen Umwälzungen einher.
Industrialization went along with profound social upheavals.
In literary or poetic texts, 'einher' can be combined with verbs of movement such as 'schreiten' (to stride), 'ziehen' (to move along), or 'wandeln' (to wander/stroll). This describes majestic or graceful movement.
Anmutig schritt die Tänzerin über die Bühne einher.
The dancer gracefully strode along across the stage.
