bring in

• Verbo frasal utilizado para indicar la acción de introducir algo, ganar dinero o involucrar a alguien en una discusión o actividad.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of introducing something, earning money, or involving someone in a discussion or activity.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Introduce or involveformal

   To introduce someone or something into a situation or discussion.

   Introducir o involucrar

   • They brought in a consultant to solve the problem.
   • The teacher brought in a guest speaker for the class.
   • We need to bring in new ideas to improve the project.

   Sinónimosaddincludeincorporateintroduceinvolvementionpresentraise

   Antónimosexcludeomitremove

2. Earn or generateformal

   To earn or produce money or profit.

   generar ingresos

   • The new product brought in a lot of revenue.
   • Her freelance work brings in extra income.
   • The business brought in over a million dollars last year.

   Sinónimosearnfetchgenerategrossmakenetproducepull inrealizereturntake inyield

3. Harvest or collectformal

   To gather or collect something, especially crops or resources.

   Recolectar o cosechar

   • Farmers bring in the harvest in autumn.
   • They brought in the hay before the rain started.
   • The crew brought in the fishing nets full of fish.

   Sinónimoscollectgarnergatherharvestreap

   Antónimosdispersedistributescatterspreadwaste

Verbo basebring