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单词 bring
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Will the new year bring any better prospects?This brings attendant concerns about shareholder voting.We learn from each other and all have something different to bring to the table.She can pop in and bring other people as well.But the string of scandals has added to pressure to bring in new blood.It will also bring questions about potential conflicts of interest.She says they need to do something drastic to bring back the romance.How long will it be before people can be brought back to life?And walking where you usually drive can bring a new love into your world.Now, it is all about bringing that outdoors in.They are also bringing a whole new culture of collaboration and high performance.Together we will bring about change for a better quality of life and freedom of choice.Where else has a village come together to bring works of literature to life?So far this week six people have been brought down from the mountains.Norwich now face a summer sweat to bring in a new manager.The present downturn has been brought about by a sudden tightening of credit.They come back and bring their friends.It took a lot of people struggling to bring me to this point in history.Interesting new projects could bring financial gains but remember to read all the small print before signing.We all bring something to the table.He is great to watch and brings people to the game.An unusual name from the past brings new luck.They think that they must have done something wrong in bringing him up.But the people who brought me up are my mum and dad.We're seen as wanting to bring about social change.She says: 'It was a dream come true to bring her home.

In other languages
bring

British English: bring /brɪŋ/ VERB
If you bring something, you take it with you when you go somewhere.
You can bring a friend to the party.
  • American English: bring
  • Arabic: يَجيء بِ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: trazer
  • Chinese: 带来
  • Croatian: donijeti
  • Czech: přinést
  • Danish: bringe
  • Dutch: brengen
  • European Spanish: traer
  • Finnish: tuoda
  • French: apporter
  • German: bringen
  • Greek: φέρνω
  • Italian: portare
  • Japanese: 持ってくる
  • Korean: 가져오다
  • Norwegian: ta med
  • Polish: przynieść
  • European Portuguese: trazer
  • Romanian: a aduce
  • Russian: приносить
  • Latin American Spanish: traer
  • Swedish: hämta
  • Thai: นำมา
  • Turkish: getirmek
  • Ukrainian: приносити
  • Vietnamese: mang lại

All related terms of 'bring'

Chinese translation of 'bring'

bring

(brɪŋ)
Word forms:ptpp brought

vt

    1. [thing, person] (with you) 带(帶)来(來) (dàilái)
      ⇒ He brought Judy with him. 他把朱迪带来了。 (Tā bǎ Zhūdí dàilái le.)
    2. (to sb) 拿来(來) (nálái)
      ⇒ Would you bring me a glass of water? 请给我拿杯水来,好吗? (Qǐng gěi wǒ ná bēi shuǐ lái, hǎo ma?)
  1. (= move) (yí)
    ⇒ She brought her hands up to her face. 她将手移到脸上。 (Tā jiāng shǒu yí dào liǎnshang.)
  2. [satisfaction, trouble] 带(帶)来(來) (dàilái)
    ⇒ Her three children brought her joy. 她的3个孩子给她带来欢乐。 (Tā de sān gè háizi gěi tā dàilái huānlè.)
  3. (= cause to come) 使来(來)到 (shǐ láidào)
    ⇒ What brought you to this town in the first place? 究竟是什么使你来到这个城市的呢? (Jiūjìng shì shénme shǐ nǐ láidào zhège chéngshì de ne?)
    to bring sth to a stop/an end 使某事停止/结(結)束 (shǐ mǒushì tíngzhǐ/jiéshù)
    I can't bring myself to fire him 我不忍心解雇(僱)他 (wǒ bù rěnxīn jiěgù tā)

All related terms of 'bring'

(verb) 
Definition
to carry, convey, or take (something or someone) to a designated place or person
My father brought home a book for me.
Synonyms
fetch
She fetched a towel from the bathroom.
take
I'll take these papers home and read them.
carry
He carried the plate through to the dining room.
bear
a surveyor and his assistant bearing a torch
transfer
The person can be transferred from wheelchair to seat with relative ease.
deliver
The pizza will be delivered in 20 minutes.
transport
There's no petrol so it's difficult to transport goods.
import
convey
They borrowed our boats to convey themselves across the river.
(verb) 
Definition
to carry, convey, or take (something or someone) to a designated place or person
I brought him inside and dried him off.
Synonyms
take
She was taken to hospital.
lead
He led him into the house.
guide
She took the bewildered man by the arm and guided him out.
conduct
He asked if he might conduct us to the ball.
accompany
Ken agreed to accompany me on a trip to Africa.
escort
I escorted him to the door.
usher
They were quickly ushered away.
(verb) 
Definition
to cause to be in a certain state, position, etc.
The revolution brought more trouble than it was worth.
Synonyms
cause
I don't want to cause any trouble.
produce
Cooking with spices produces a wonderful smell.
create
Criticism will only create feelings of failure.
effect
Prospects for effecting real political change have taken a step backward.
occasion (formal)
The incident occasioned a full-scale parliamentary row.
result in
contribute to
inflict
wreak
Violent storms wreaked havoc on the coast.
engender
Insults engender hatred against those who indulge in them.
(verb) 
Definition
to make (oneself)
I could not even bring myself to enter the house.
Synonyms
make
You can't make me do anything.
force
interrogation techniques which force a confession out of a suspect
influence
The conference influenced us to launch the campaign.
convince
He convinced her to take a gap year before going to university.
persuade
the event which persuaded the United States to enter the war
prompt
The recession has prompted consumers to cut back on buying cars.
compel
the introduction of legislation to compel cyclists to wear a helmet
induce
I would do anything to induce them to stay.
move
The hearings moved me to come up with these suggestions.
dispose
theologies which dispose their adherents to fanaticism
sway
Don't ever be swayed by fashion.
prevail on or upon
(verb) 
Definition
to sell for
This brings her the benefit of a higher rate of interest.
Synonyms
earn
The dancers can earn up to £130 for each session.
return
The business returned a handsome profit.
produce
The plant produces sweet fruit with deep red flesh.
net
The state government expects to net about 1.46 billion rupees.
command
yield
400,000 acres of land yielded a crop worth $1.75 billion.
gross
So far the films have grossed nearly £290 million.
fetch
The painting is expected to fetch two million pounds.
(verb) 
the drive to bring art to the public
Synonyms
introduce

Phrasal verbs

See bring someone down
See bring someone in
See bring someone round
See bring someone up
See bring something about
See bring something back
See bring something down
See bring something forward
See bring something in
See bring something off
See bring something on
See bring something out
See bring something up

Additional synonyms

in the sense of accompany
Definition
to go with (someone)
Ken agreed to accompany me on a trip to Africa.
Synonyms
go with,
lead,
partner,
protect,
guide,
attend,
conduct,
escort,
shepherd,
convoy,
usher,
hold (someone's) hand,
chaperon
in the sense of bear
Definition
to bring
a surveyor and his assistant bearing a torch
Synonyms
carry,
take,
move,
bring,
lift,
transfer,
conduct,
transport,
haul,
transmit,
convey,
relay,
tote (informal),
hump (British, slang),
lug
in the sense of carry
Definition
to take from one place to another
He carried the plate through to the dining room.
Synonyms
convey,
take,
move,
bring,
bear,
lift,
transfer,
conduct,
transport,
haul,
transmit,
fetch,
relay,
cart,
tote (informal),
hump (British, slang),
lug

Synonyms of 'bring'

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