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🔑ebring /brɪŋ / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle brought /brɔt /)- to carry or take someone or something to a place with you带来；携带◆The weather can be chilly here, so bring a jacket with you.这里的天气会很冷，所以带件夹克衫来。◆Is it all right if I bring a friend to the party?我带个朋友来参加聚会行吗？◆Bring us two cups of coffee, please.请给我们拿两杯咖啡来。◆ (figurative) He will bring valuable skills and experience to the team.他将给该队带来宝贵的技术和经验。
- to cause or result in something引起；导致◆The sight of her brought a smile to his face.他一见到她便面露笑容。◆Money doesn't always bring happiness.金钱并不总是能带来幸福。
- to cause someone or something to be in a certain place or condition使到（某地）；使处于（某种状态）◆Their screams brought people running from all directions.他们的尖叫声使人们从四面八方跑来。◆Add water to the mixture and bring it to a boil.往混合物中加水，然后煮开。◆to bring something to an end结束某事
- bring yourself to do sth to force yourself to do something强迫自己做某事◆The movie was so scary that I couldn't bring myself to watch it.这部电影太恐怖，我实在不敢看。
 ●bring sth aboutto cause something to happen引起；导致◆to bring about changes in people's lives引起人们生活的变化●bring sb aroundto make someone become conscious again使恢复知觉；使苏醒●bring sb / sth backto return someone or something把…还给某人；归还◆You can borrow the DVD if you bring it back tomorrow morning.要是明天上午能还回来的话，你可以借这张数字光盘。●bring sth back- to cause something that existed before to be introduced again恢复；重新启用◆No one wants to bring back the days of child labor.谁都不希望再看到童工的出现。
- to cause someone to remember something使想起；使回忆起◆The pictures brought back memories of his childhood.这些照片勾起了他对童年的回忆。
●bring sb / sth downto cause someone or something to be defeated or to lose a position of power打败；颠覆；使倒台◆to bring down a government推翻政府●bring sth downto make something lower in level使降低◆to bring down the price of something降低某物的价格●bring sth forwardto suggest something for discussion提出（某个议题）；提议●bring sb into ask or employ someone to do a particular job请某人做；雇用◆A specialist was brought in to set up the new computer system.聘请了一名专家来安装新的计算机系统。●bring sth in- to introduce something引进；引入；推出◆Congress has brought in a new law on air bags in cars.国会颁布了关于汽车安全气囊的新法律。
- to earn or get something valuable or important带来；赚取；挣得◆He wasn't a very warm father, but he brought money in every week.他不是个很慈爱的父亲，但每个星期都能挣来钱。◆The firm is happy with the new associate; she's bringing in lots of new clients.公司对这个新同事很满意，她带来了很多新客户。
- to give a decision in a court of law宣判；判决◆The jury brought in a verdict of guilty.陪审团做出有罪的判决。
●bring sth onto cause something引起；导致◆Her headaches are brought on by stress.她的头痛是紧张引起的。●bring sth outto produce something or cause something to appear生产；推出；使显现◆When is the company bringing out its next new model?公司什么时候推出下一款新产品？◆A crisis can sometimes bring out the best in people.危机有时能激发人的最大潜能。●bring sb upto take care of a child until he / she is an adult and to teach him / her how to behave抚养；抚育；养育◆After her parents were killed the child was brought up by her uncle.父母死后，她由叔叔抚养成人。 SYN raise●bring sth upto introduce something into a discussion or conversation提出（议题或话题）◆I intend to bring the matter up at the next meeting.我打算在下次会议上提出此事。 |