bring
/brɪŋ/
/brɪŋ/
释义
verb带，取；使发生；将…导向，使…转入（新的话题）；归还；使回忆起；抚养，养育；呕吐；提出
英英释义
verbto take something or somebody with you to a place
verbto make something happen or provide something
verbused to say that you are moving to a new point when you are speaking or writing
verbto return something
verbto make you remember something
verbto look after a child until they are grown up
verbto be sick, so that food comes up from your stomach and out of your mouth
verbto start to talk about something
场景例句
- Could you bring me a glass of water?
- Can I bring a friend to the party?
- Money doesn’t always bring happiness.
- We’ll bring you the election results as soon as we have them.
- to bring an end to the conflict
- Bring your holiday photos to show me.
- He always brings me flowers.
- Can I bring a friend to the party?
- Don’t forget to take your passport.
- Take an umbrella when you go out today.
- I’m going to fetch Sally from the airport.
- I’ll fetch you a drink from the kitchen.
- This brings me to the second point I would like to make.
- I’ve brought back the book you lent me.
- These old photographs bring back a lot of happy memories.
- He was brought up by his aunt after his parents died.
- Can you bring up this problem at the next meeting?
词态变化
bring, brings, brought, bringing
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