Learn English Phrasal Verbs:Bring
Study top English phrasal verbs with 'bring'. Essential vocabulary for everyday conversations and exams.
bring about
cause to happen
The new policy brought about significant changes.
The new policy caused significant changes to happen.
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bring along
bring something
She brought along her favorite book to the trip.
She brought her favorite book to the trip.
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bring around
revive
The doctor managed to bring him around after he fainted.
The doctor managed to revive him after he fainted.
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bring around
convince
He brought her around to his point of view eventually.
He convinced her of his point of view eventually.
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bring back
remind of
That song brings back so many childhood memories.
That song reminds me of so many childhood memories.
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bring back
reintroduce
The company decided to bring back the old design.
The company decided to reintroduce the old design.
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bring down
cause to fall
The scandal brought down the politician.
The scandal caused the politician to fall.
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bring forward
advance
The meeting was brought forward to next Monday.
The meeting was advanced to next Monday.
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bring in
invite
They brought in a guest speaker for the event.
They invited a guest speaker for the event.
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bring in
earn
The business brings in a steady income every month.
The business earns a steady income every month.
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bring in
introduce
The government plans to bring in a new law to regulate AI.
The government plans to introduce a new law to regulate AI.
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bring in
return (a verdict)
The jury brought in a guilty verdict.
The jury returned a guilty verdict.
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bring off
accomplish
She brought off an impressive win in the competition.
She accomplished an impressive win in the competition.
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bring on
trigger
The storm brought on a power outage.
The storm triggered a power outage.
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bring out
release
The company will bring out a new product line this year.
The company will release a new product line this year.
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bring out
highlight
The report brings out the key points of the issue.
The report highlights the key points of the issue.
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bring to
revive
The nurse brought him to after the surgery.
The nurse revived him after the surgery.
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bring up
raise (a child)
My grandparents brought me up with great care.
My grandparents raised me with great care.
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bring up
introduce for discussion
During the meeting, she brought up an important topic for discussion.
During the meeting, she introduced an important topic for discussion.
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bring up
vomit
The bad food made him bring up his dinner.
The bad food made him vomit his dinner.