vverb.motionbring in a new person or object into a familiar environmentSynset:introduce
Examples:- He brought in a new judge
- The new secretary introduced a nasty rumor
Inherited Hypernyms:bring in
Direct Hyponyms:immigrateinsinuatetrack
Full Troponyms:immigrateinsinuatetrack
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody | Something ---s something
vverb.possessionearn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wagesSynset:clear earn gain make pull in realise realize take in
Examples:- How much do you make a month in your new job?
- She earns a lot in her new job
- this merger brought in lots of money
- He clears $5,000 each month
Derivationally Related Form:gainerearner
Hypernyms:acquire get
Inherited Hypernyms:gainget
Direct Hyponyms:bearbring homeeke outgrosspayprofitrake inrake offshovel insqueeze outtake hometurn a profityield
Full Troponyms:clean upeke outgrossline one's pocketsnetpay offprofitrake inrake offtake hometurn a nice dimeyield
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | They --- the money (apply to: make, take in, bring in, gain, earn, clear, pull in)
vverb.possessionbe sold for a certain priceSynset:bring fetch
Examples:- The painting brought $10,000
- The old print fetched a high price at the auction
Inherited Hypernyms:fetch
Entailment:change hands change owners
Sentence Frame:Something ---s something
vverb.possessionsubmit (a verdict) to a courtHypernyms:present submit
Inherited Hypernyms:bring inpresentgivetransfer
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
vverb.motiontransmitExamples:- The microphone brought in the sounds from the room next to mine
Hypernyms:carry channel conduct convey impart transmit
Inherited Hypernyms:bring inimpartbringtransportmove
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something