bring

[US]/brɪŋ/
[UK]/brɪŋ/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vt.to cause something to come with oneself;
to cause something to happen;
to cause something to happen or exist;
to cause someone to be in a certain situation or condition.

Phrases & Collocations

bring along

bring up

bring back

bring down

bring in

bring out

bring about

bring forward

bring into

bring forth

bring on

bring together

bring into play

bring home

bring with

bring into effect

bring it on

bring to mind

bring into being

Example Sentences

bring it to hisnotice

They will bring in a parliamentary bill.

bring a case to an issue.

on bring a plan to maturity

bring sth. to perfection

Bring me the steps.

bring to a termination

bring a charge against

to bring a criminal to justice

Bring the soup to the boil.

Bring the milk to boil.

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