英语词汇bring的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

bring /brɪŋ/ verb 1. to take something or someone with you to the place where you are now, or to the place you are talking aboutprepositionsbring sb/sth with you Have you brought your passport with you?bring sb/sth to sth She wants to bring a friend to the party.THESAURUS: bring take to move something to another place, or help someone go to another place: I took a book with me to read on the train. | He was taken to hospital by ambulance. get also fetch especially BrE to go to another place and come back with something or someone: I went upstairs to get my jacket. | Joseph told me to fetch the doctor, so I ran to the village.2. to cause a particular situation or feeling to existnounsbring pleasure/joy/happiness Her books have brought pleasure to millions of children.bring pain/sorrow/misery/sadness The war brought only pain and sorrow.bring relief/comfort (=make someone feel less pain or worry) Knowing that she was safe brought him great comfort. | The tablets bring relief from back pain.bring peace Efforts to bring peace to the region have failed.bring chaos The winter weather brought chaos on the country’s roads.bring prosperity/wealth The oil brought economic prosperity to the country.phrasesbring sth to an end/conclusion/close It is time the United Nations brought this terrible conflict to an end. | We hope to bring the talks to a successful conclusion as quickly as possible. | At last the meeting was brought to a close.bring sb to justice (=catch and punish someone for their crimes) We all hope that the killers will be brought to justice.bring sb to power (=cause someone to have political control over a country) The army had brought him to power.bring sth/sb to their knees (=make a situation so bad that someone or something cannot continue) Civil war has brought the country to its knees.bring sth to the boil (=heat liquid until it starts to boil) Bring the sauce slowly to the boil.bring sb into contact with sb/sth (=cause someone to meet other people or experience something) The people of the island were suddenly brought into contact with the outside world.

词组	bring
释义	bring /brɪŋ/ verb 1. to take something or someone with you to the place where you are now, or to the place you are talking aboutprepositionsbring sb/sth with you Have you brought your passport with you?bring sb/sth to sth She wants to bring a friend to the party.THESAURUS: bring take to move something to another place, or help someone go to another place: I took a book with me to read on the train. \| He was taken to hospital by ambulance. get also fetch especially BrE to go to another place and come back with something or someone: I went upstairs to get my jacket. \| Joseph told me to fetch the doctor, so I ran to the village.2. to cause a particular situation or feeling to existnounsbring pleasure/joy/happiness Her books have brought pleasure to millions of children.bring pain/sorrow/misery/sadness The war brought only pain and sorrow.bring relief/comfort (=make someone feel less pain or worry) Knowing that she was safe brought him great comfort. \| The tablets bring relief from back pain.bring peace Efforts to bring peace to the region have failed.bring chaos The winter weather brought chaos on the country’s roads.bring prosperity/wealth The oil brought economic prosperity to the country.phrasesbring sth to an end/conclusion/close It is time the United Nations brought this terrible conflict to an end. \| We hope to bring the talks to a successful conclusion as quickly as possible. \| At last the meeting was brought to a close.bring sb to justice (=catch and punish someone for their crimes) We all hope that the killers will be brought to justice.bring sb to power (=cause someone to have political control over a country) The army had brought him to power.bring sth/sb to their knees (=make a situation so bad that someone or something cannot continue) Civil war has brought the country to its knees.bring sth to the boil (=heat liquid until it starts to boil) Bring the sauce slowly to the boil.bring sb into contact with sb/sth (=cause someone to meet other people or experience something) The people of the island were suddenly brought into contact with the outside world.
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