Bring about
Meaning: To cause something to happen.
Sentence: The new policies will bring about significant changes in the industry.

Bring along
Meaning: To take someone or something with you when you go somewhere.
Sentence: Can I bring along a friend to the party?

Bring around
Meaning: To persuade someone to change their opinion or to visit someone.
Sentence: She managed to bring around her colleagues to support her idea.
Sentence: I’ll bring my friend around to your house tomorrow.

Bring back
Meaning: To return something to its original place or to make someone remember something from the past.
Sentence: Please bring back the book when you’re finished with it.
Sentence: That song really brings back memories of my childhood.

Bring down
Meaning: To reduce or make something lower in level or amount.
Sentence: The new regulations are expected to bring down costs.

Bring forward
Meaning: To move something to an earlier time or date.
Sentence: Can we bring forward the meeting to 10 AM?

Bring in
Meaning: To introduce or generate something new, or to earn.
Sentence: The company plans to bring in new technology next year.
Sentence: The new product line will bring in higher revenue.

Bring on
Meaning: To cause something to happen, often something negative.
Sentence: The cold weather can bring on flu symptoms.

Bring out
Meaning: To make something visible or more noticeable, or to release something for public use.
Sentence: The artist’s work really brings out the beauty of the landscape.
Sentence: They’re going to bring out a new album next month.

Bring over
Meaning: To move something or someone from one place to another.
Sentence: I’ll bring over the documents you need for the meeting.

Bring up
Meaning: To start discussing a topic or to raise a child.
Sentence: She brought up an important issue during the discussion.
Sentence: They brought up their children to be respectful and kind.

Bring to light
Meaning: To make something known or reveal it.
Sentence: The investigation will bring to light the truth about the incident.

Bring together
Meaning: To assemble or unite people or things.
Sentence: The event was designed to bring together experts from various fields.

Bring through
Meaning: To help someone or something to survive or overcome a difficult situation.
Sentence: Her support helped bring me through the toughest times.

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Bring around
Meaning: To make someone regain consciousness or awareness.
Sentence: The paramedics worked quickly to bring him around after the accident.

Bring off
Meaning: To succeed in doing something difficult or challenging.
Sentence: They managed to bring off a major coup despite the odds.

Bring to bear
Meaning: To apply something, such as pressure or influence, to achieve a result.
Sentence: We need to bring all our resources to bear on solving this problem.

Bring into play
Meaning: To introduce or activate something for use or consideration.
Sentence: The new strategies will bring into play innovative solutions.

Bring someone to their knees
Meaning: To cause someone to be in a state of defeat or exhaustion.
Sentence: The prolonged stress brought the company to its knees.

Bring the house down
Meaning: To cause a great deal of applause or excitement, usually at a performance.
Sentence: The comedian’s performance brought the house down.

Bring to pass
Meaning: To make something happen or come into reality.
Sentence: Hard work and dedication will bring your dreams to pass.

Bring in line
Meaning: To make something conform to a standard or expectation.
Sentence: The new guidelines will bring the project in line with industry standards.

Bring down the curtain
Meaning: To end something, especially a performance or event.
Sentence: The closing speech brought down the curtain on the conference.

Bring to a close
Meaning: To conclude something.
Sentence: The final chapter brings the story to a close.

Bring someone up to speed
Meaning: To inform someone of the latest developments or news.
Sentence: I’ll bring you up to speed on what’s been happening in the project.

Bring to a boil
Meaning: To heat a liquid until it boils or to cause a situation to become intense.
Sentence: Let the water bring to a boil before adding the pasta.
Sentence: The argument was brought to a boil by the controversial decision.

Bring to mind
Meaning: To make someone think of something.
Sentence: The scent of the flowers brought to mind memories of my grandmother.

Bring out in
Meaning: To cause a particular quality or reaction in someone.
Sentence: The situation brought out the best in everyone.

Bring down on
Meaning: To cause trouble or difficulties for someone.
Sentence: His actions brought down criticism from his colleagues.

Bring to heel
Meaning: To force someone to obey or comply with authority.
Sentence: The new policy was designed to bring rebellious employees to heel.