bring
🇺🇸
/brɪŋ/
🇬🇧
/brɪŋ/
verb
A1
to take someone or something to a place
Please bring your book to class tomorrow.
A2
to give or show something to someone
He will bring us the report after lunch.
A2
to cause something to happen
The new law will bring many changes to our city.
B1
to cause someone or something to be in a certain state
The accident brought him to the hospital for treatment.
B1
to move to the next point in speaking or writing
This brings me to my main question about the project.
R
to make someone or something move in a certain way
The loud noise brought everyone running to see what happened.
R
to start a legal case against someone
The company decided to bring a lawsuit against their competitor.
R
to make yourself do something difficult
She couldn't bring herself to tell him the bad news.
translation
to take someone or something to a place; to give or show something to someone; to cause something to happen; to cause someone or something to be in a certain state; to move to the next point in speaking or writing; to make someone or something move in a certain way; to start a legal case against someone; to make yourself do something difficult
Word Forms
3rd Present
brings
Past
brought
Perfect
brought
Progressive
bringing