Vocab Bloom Hub

bring

/brɪŋ/

Tradução: Verbo que indica a ação de levar, trazer ou transportar algo ou alguém para um determinado lugar, ou fazer com que algo ou alguém venha a um lugar específico.

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verb

/brɪŋ/A1formal
  • ptVerbo que indica a ação de levar, trazer ou transportar algo ou alguém para um determinado lugar, ou fazer com que algo ou alguém venha a um lugar específico.

A verb used to indicate the act of carrying or leading someone or something to a place.

verbo irregular

  1. Carry or take with youA1formal

    To take something or someone with you when you come from another place.

    ptTrazer

    • Please bring your books to class tomorrow.
    • She brought her dog to the park.
    • He brought some flowers for his mother.

    Sinônimosbearcarryconveydeliverfetchhaullugtaketotetransport

    Antônimosremovesend

  2. Cause to happenB1formal

    To cause something to exist or occur.

    ptCausar

    • The news brought tears to her eyes.
    • His speech brought cheers from the crowd.
    • The decision brought significant changes to the company.

    Sinônimoscausecreateeffectengendergenerateinduceoccasionprecipitateproducetrigger

  3. Persuade or convinceB2informal

    To persuade someone to do something or to cause someone to come.

    ptConvencer

    • I brought him around to my way of thinking.
    • She brought the committee to agree on the proposal.
    • He brought his friends to the party.

    Sinônimosconvinceinducepersuadeswaytalk intowin over

Formas
  • brought past participle
  • brought past simple
  • bringing present participle
  • brings third person singular

Variantes phrasalbring aroundbring downbring inbring offbring onbring outbring throughbring tobring up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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