"bring" as verb
1 - (ditransitive) To transport toward somebody/somewhere.
2 - To supply or contribute.
3 - To occasion or bring about.
"bring" as interjection
1 - The sound of a telephone ringing.
bring
/ˈbɹɪŋ/
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Definition
Bring means to take or cause something to go to a particular place or person. It can also mean to make something happen or to cause a particular situation to occur. For example, "She brought her bag to the office" and "The new policy will bring positive changes to the company."
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Synonyms
1 - present
2 - offer
3 - deliver
4 - produce
5 - supply
6 - lead
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Antonyms
1 - take
2 - remove
3 - depart
4 - leave
5 - withdraw
6 - escape
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Examples in Context
1 - Dating can bring excitement and challenges to a person's life.
1 - Tener pareja puede traer emoción y desafíos a la vida de una persona.
2 - Please remember to bring your plastic for the online purchase.
2 - Por favor, recuerda traer tu tarjeta para la compra en línea.
3 - She bought nine tickets for the concert to bring her friends along.
3 - Compró nueve entradas para el concierto para llevar a sus amigos.
4 - I appreciated the friendly reminder to bring my passport for the trip.
4 - Agradecí el amable aviso de llevar mi pasaporte para el viaje.
5 - The gardener planted tulips to bring a splash of colour to winter.
5 - El jardinero plantó tulipanes para aportar un toque de color al invierno.
6 - Bowling nights with friends always bring lots of laughter and fun.
6 - Las noches de bolos con amigos siempre traen mucha risa y diversión.
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