bring
brought, brought /brɪŋ/Translation
v [t]
→ to bring sth about [m]→ to bring sth back [m]→ to bring sth down [m]→ to bring sth forward→ to bring sth off→ to bring sth on→ to bring sth out [m]→ to bring sb round→ to bring sth/sb together→ to bring sth up [m]→ to bring sb up [m]Véase tb: to {bring/take} sb down a peg (or two); to bring a smile to one's face; to bring one's fist down on the table; to bring sb to justice; to bring sth into question; to bring sth to an end; to bring sth to light; to bring sth/sb into disrepute; to bring up the rear›
⇨ traer
Bring me the newspaper, please Tráeme el periódico, por favor
Can you bring me some chocolate when you come back from Belgium? ¿Puedes traerme chocolate cuando vuelvas de Bélgica?
■ constr. to bring + dos objetos›
⇨ reportar [beneficios]
(Definition of bring v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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