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Synonyms for bring in English

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  1. bring:

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Detailed Synonyms for bring in English

bring:

to bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)

  1. to bring
    to deliver; to provide; to supply; to bring; to send; to furnish; put up for shipment; to bring around; to ship
    • deliver verb (delivers, delivered, delivering)
    • provide verb (provides, provided, providing)
    • supply verb (supplies, supplied, supplying)
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
    • send verb (sends, sent, sending)
    • furnish verb (furnishes, furnished, furnishing)
    • bring around verb (brings around, brought around, bringing around)
    • ship verb (ships, shipped, shipping)
  2. to bring
    to bring; to bring along; to carry
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
    • bring along verb (brings along, brought along, bringing along)
    • carry verb (carries, carried, carrying)
  3. to bring
    to deliver; to bring; to supply; to provide; to bring around; to hand over to; to furnish; to send; to ship; to send round; to give
    • deliver verb (delivers, delivered, delivering)
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
    • supply verb (supplies, supplied, supplying)
    • provide verb (provides, provided, providing)
    • bring around verb (brings around, brought around, bringing around)
    • hand over to verb (hands over to, handed over to, handing over to)
    • furnish verb (furnishes, furnished, furnishing)
    • send verb (sends, sent, sending)
    • ship verb (ships, shipped, shipping)
    • send round verb (sends round, sent round, sending round)
    • give verb (gives, gave, giving)
  4. to bring
    to deliver; to bring; deliver to the door; to hand over; to leave
  5. to bring
    – bring into a different state 1
    to bring; to land
    – bring into a different state 1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
    • land verb (lands, landed, landing)
      • this may land you in jail1
  6. to bring
    – induce or persuade 1
    to bring
    – induce or persuade 1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • The confession of one of the accused brought the others to admit to the crime as well1
  7. to bring
    – go or come after and bring or take back 1
    to get; to fetch; to bring; to convey
    – go or come after and bring or take back 1
    • get verb (gets, got, getting)
    • fetch verb (fetches, fetched, fetching)
      • The dog fetched the hat1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • Could you bring the wine?1
    • convey verb (conveies, conveyed, conveying)
  8. to bring
    – be accompanied by 1
    to bring
    – be accompanied by 1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • Can I bring my cousin to the dinner?1
  9. to bring
    – cause to come into a particular state or condition 1
    to bring
    – cause to come into a particular state or condition 1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • Long hard years of on the job training had brought them to their competence1
      • bring water to the boiling point1
  10. to bring
    – advance or set forth in court 1
    to bring; to institute
    – advance or set forth in court 1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • bring charges1
    • institute verb (institutes, instituted, instituting)
      • institute proceedings1
  11. to bring
    – cause to happen or to occur as a consequence 1
    to work; to play; to bring; to make for; wreak
    – cause to happen or to occur as a consequence 1
    • work verb (works, worked, working)
      • I cannot work a miracle1
    • play verb (plays, played, playing)
      • play a joke1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • bring comments1
      • The rain brought relief to the drought-stricken area1
    • make for verb (makes for, made for, making for)
    • wreak verb
      • wreak havoc1
  12. to bring
    – attract the attention of 1
    to bring
    – attract the attention of 1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • The noise and the screaming brought the curious1
  13. to bring
    – take something or somebody with oneself somewhere 1
    to take; to bring; to convey
    – take something or somebody with oneself somewhere 1
    • take verb (takes, took, taking)
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • This brings me to the main point1
    • convey verb (conveies, conveyed, conveying)
  14. to bring
    – be sold for a certain price 1
    to fetch; to bring; to bring in
    – be sold for a certain price 1
    • fetch verb (fetches, fetched, fetching)
      • The old print fetched a high price at the auction1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • The painting brought $10,0001
    • bring in verb (brings in, brought in, bringing in)
  15. to bring
    – bestow a quality on 1
    to add; to contribute; to lend; to bring; to impart; to bestow
    – bestow a quality on 1
    • add verb (adds, added, adding)
      • The music added a lot to the play1
      • This adds a light note to the program1
    • contribute verb (contributes, contributed, contributing)
    • lend verb (lends, lent, lending)
      • Her presence lends a certain cachet to the company1
    • bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)
      • She brings a special atmosphere to our meetings1
    • impart verb (imparts, imparted, imparting)
    • bestow verb (bestows, bestowed, bestowing)

Conjugations for bring:

present
  1. bring
  2. bring
  3. brings
  4. bring
  5. bring
  6. bring
simple past
  1. brought
  2. brought
  3. brought
  4. brought
  5. brought
  6. brought
present perfect
  1. have brought
  2. have brought
  3. has brought
  4. have brought
  5. have brought
  6. have brought
past continuous
  1. was bringing
  2. were bringing
  3. was bringing
  4. were bringing
  5. were bringing
  6. were bringing
future
  1. shall bring
  2. will bring
  3. will bring
  4. shall bring
  5. will bring
  6. will bring
continuous present
  1. am bringing
  2. are bringing
  3. is bringing
  4. are bringing
  5. are bringing
  6. are bringing
subjunctive
  1. be brought
  2. be brought
  3. be brought
  4. be brought
  5. be brought
  6. be brought
diverse
  1. bring!
  2. let's bring!
  5. brought
  6. bringing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Related Words for "bring":

  • bringing

Alternate Synonyms for "bring":


Antonyms for "bring":


Related Definitions for "bring":

  1. bring into a different state1
  2. induce or persuade1
    • The confession of one of the accused brought the others to admit to the crime as well1
  3. go or come after and bring or take back1
    • Could you bring the wine?1
  4. be accompanied by1
    • Can I bring my cousin to the dinner?1
  5. cause to come into a particular state or condition1
    • Long hard years of on the job training had brought them to their competence1
    • bring water to the boiling point1
  6. advance or set forth in court1
    • bring charges1
  7. cause to happen or to occur as a consequence1
    • bring comments1
    • The rain brought relief to the drought-stricken area1
  8. attract the attention of1
    • The noise and the screaming brought the curious1
  9. take something or somebody with oneself somewhere1
    • This brings me to the main point1
  10. be sold for a certain price1
    • The painting brought $10,0001
  11. bestow a quality on1
    • She brings a special atmosphere to our meetings1

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