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Meanings of bring to in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bring back"
Examples for "bring back"
1
Egyptians have called for army intervention to bring back law and order.
2
Their return raises the question: what other things can we bring back?
3
There are companies and agencies working to bring back the supersonic age.
4
He said: I know that no one can bring back my daughter.
5
The Government is expected to bring back 10-year passports for New Zealanders.
1
For what does the order of the universe bring round the seasons?
2
This gave me time to prepare my plans and bring round ---.
3
He continued addressing me: I'll have my boys bring round whomever they've nabbed.
4
Now wait here a minute while I bring round the canoe.
5
You see, sir, they don't bring round the soles Sunday morning.
1
To get killed just before Christmas when they bring around their presents!
2
She ordered James to bring around the pair and the coupe.
3
And say, bring around that forty-five you took away with you last time.
4
He turned to the door to order the groom to bring around the horses.
5
Earnestly he set himself to bring around the hour when
Usage of bring to in English
1
We are constantly trying to find new products to bring to market.
2
They bring to nine the number of products available through One Direct.
3
The question is the quality that it would bring to the work.
4
Change the water and bring to boil for ten minutes until tender.
5
SEVERAL new appointments bring to the National Theatre much experience and talent.
6
I will reflect upon this new light you bring to the situation.
7
Yet he added: What they bring to the court is very similar.
8
Place cod in saucepan; cover with cold water, bring to a boil.
9
You might also bring to the table skills from outside of work.
10
What we can bring to this city, it's so important right now.
11
Northern Ireland's chief constable has vowed to bring to justice those responsible.
12
What type of opportunities could these balloons bring to Kenya's remote areas?
13
The reader may wonder what good hedgehogs bring to a suburban garden.
14
Think of the disgrace you'll bring to your family and your ancestors.
15
DV: What I bring to set is my plentiful experience with men!
16
Add the kombu and 360ml water, cover and bring to a boil.
