Pronunciation

/brɪŋ/

Definitions

• Verb: (n) To carry or convey something from one place to another, typically with the intention of giving it to someone. For example: “She brought me a bouquet of flowers.”
• Verb: (v) To cause something to happen or be present by one’s actions or influence. For example: “Your enthusiasm will bring out the best in them.”
• Verb: (n) An instance of bringing something, often used as a countable noun. For example: “The event will consist of several keynotes and workshops.”

Phrases

• “Bring something along” means to take an item with you.
• “Bring up a topic” refers to introducing a subject in conversation.
• “Bring about change” signifies causing a desired alteration.

Example Sentences

• Verb: “Please bring me a glass of water.”
• Verb: “Her suggestion brought laughter to the room.”
• Noun: “There were several important points that he brought up during the meeting.”

Synonyms

• Carry
• Convey
• Fetch
• Transport
• Present
• Summon
• Cause
• Achieve
• Initiate

Antonyms

• Take away
• Remove
• Withdraw
• Conceal
• Suppress