bring back

• Traer algo de vuelta a su lugar o estado original, o volver a introducir algo que existía antes, como una costumbre, una moda o un recuerdo.

To return something to its original place or state, or to reintroduce something that existed before, such as a custom, fashion, or memory.

1. A2formal

   To return something to its original place or to the person who owns it.

   devolver

   • Please bring back the book to the library by Friday.
   • He brought back the borrowed tools to his neighbor.
   • She promised to bring back the dress she borrowed.

2. Restore or reintroduceB1formal

   To cause something that existed before to exist again.

   restaurar o reintroducir

   • The school decided to bring back the old uniform policy.
   • They want to bring back traditional farming methods.
   • The company brought back the popular product due to customer demand.

3. Evoke memoriesB1informal

   To cause someone to remember something from the past.

   traer recuerdos

   • That song brings back so many childhood memories.
   • The smell of fresh bread brings back memories of my grandmother's kitchen.
   • Seeing old photographs brings back happy times.