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German Phrase

Es hebt alle wichtigen Punkte hervor.

/ɛs ˈheːpt ˈʔalə ˈvɪçtɪgən ˈpʏŋktə ˈhɛrfɔʁ/
Meaning"It highlights all the important points."
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Meaning

The sentence means “It highlights all the important points.” It is used when something (a text, a speaker, a tool) makes sure that every key element is brought to attention.

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When to use

Use this phrase after a presentation, a report, a summary, or when describing a feature of software that emphasizes the most relevant information.

Grammar Breakdown

EshebtallewichtigenPunktehervor

1

Verb 'heben' (3rd person singular)

The verb 'heben' is conjugated as 'hebt' for 'es' (it) in the present tense.

2

Separable prefix 'hervor-'

In main clauses the prefix 'hervor' is placed at the end of the sentence.

3

Adjective ending (weak declension)

After the definite article 'alle' the adjective takes the weak ending '-en' → 'wichtigen'.

4

Plural noun 'Punkte'

The noun 'Punkt' becomes 'Punkte' in the plural; the article 'alle' already signals plural.

🗨In Conversation

A

Wie war die Präsentation?

How was the presentation?

Es hebt alle wichtigen Punkte hervor.

It highlights all the important points.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Es hebt alle wichtige Punkte hervor.

    After 'alle' the adjective must take the weak ending '-en', not the strong '-e'.

  • Es hebt alle wichtigen Punkt hervor.

    The noun must be plural because 'alle' refers to multiple points.

  • Es hervor hebt alle wichtigen Punkte.

    The separable prefix must stay at the end of the clause.

Alternatives

  • Es betont alle wichtigen Punkte.

    It emphasizes all the important points.

  • Es stellt alle wichtigen Punkte heraus.

    It brings out all the important points.

  • Es macht alle wichtigen Punkte deutlich.

    It makes all the important points clear.

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Cultural Tip

In German business and academic contexts, 'hervorheben' is a neutral, professional way to say that something is being emphasized. Avoid using overly colloquial synonyms like 'rausposaunen' in formal writing.