miteinbezieht

miteinbezieht is a German verb that translates to "includes," "involves," or "takes into account" in English. It is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb "miteinbeziehen." The verb is composed of the prefix "mit-" meaning "with" or "along," and the verb "einbeziehen" which means "to include" or "to involve." Therefore, "miteinbezieht" literally suggests bringing something along with or incorporating it into something else.

The verb is commonly used in various contexts to signify the act of making something or someone a part of a larger entity, process, or consideration. For example, a sentence like "Er miteinbezieht alle Meinungen" means "He takes all opinions into account." In a business context, it might be used to say "Das Projekt miteinbezieht neue Technologien," which translates to "The project involves new technologies." It can also refer to people being included, such as "Die Entscheidung miteinbezieht die Bedürfnisse der Mitarbeiter" meaning "The decision involves the needs of the employees." The nuances of its translation depend heavily on the specific context in which it is used, but the core meaning of inclusion or consideration remains consistent.