English to Luxembourgish Meaning of bring - bréngen


Bring :
bréngen

bréngen, eriwergezunn, kréien, Kontrakt, bréngen ugefaangen, virbréngen, aféieren, presentéieren, Fichier, Fichier fir Rücksicht, Ugrëff op, r, ootmen, Board

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Definitions of bring in English
Verb(1) take something or somebody with oneself somewhere(2) cause to come into a particular state or condition(3) cause to happen or to occur as a consequence(4) go or come after and bring or take back(5) bring into a different state(6) be accompanied by(7) advance or set forth in court(8) bestow a quality on(9) be sold for a certain price(10) attract the attention of(11) induce or persuade
Examples of bring in English
(1) The lower gods can either assist people or bring misfortune to them.(2) Monsoons and typhoons, over-riding normal conditions, bring periods of heavy rain.(3) This half-day guided tour will bring them right onto the golden sand dunes of Arabia in four-wheel drives.(4) I asked him to bring water(5) he tried to bring the fox nearer to him(6) Big Tech traditionally hasn't been a leader in the drive to bring accountability to health care.(7) Will the next generation of leadership bring peace to the volatile situation?(8) the talks should bring an end to the strike(9) Prospective parents can travel to India or arrange for an escort to bring their adopted child home.(10) exports bring millions into the state's coffers(11) If either one of you needs more assistance, bring your hands behind you and interlock fingers with her.(12) This summer is shaping up to bring record amounts of money in ticket sales.(13) To have your condition labelled as a disease may bring considerable benefit.(14) to bring sb to court(15) bring yourself and your friends to the party(16) Thinkers have developed the diagram to bring the structure of these problems into view.
Related Phrases of bring
(1) bring up ::
erwänen
(2) to bring ::
bréngen
(3) bring back ::
bréng zeréck
(4) bring out ::
erausbréngen
(5) bring about ::
mat sech bréngen
(6) bring down ::
rof bréngen
(7) bring in ::
bréngen an
(8) bring it ::
bréng et
(9) bring on ::
bréngt op
(10) bring forward ::
opzefuerderen
Synonyms
Verb
1. carry ::
droen
2. escort ::
Eskort
3. cause ::
Ursaach
4. put forward ::
virbréngen
5. earn ::
verdéngen
6. make for ::
maachen fir
7. land ::
Land
8. fetch ::
eriwergezunn
9. add ::
Foto
10. take ::
huelen
11. institute ::
Institut
Different Forms
bring, bringer, bringers, bringing, brings
Word Example from TV Shows
And when we give the signal,
bring us back down.

And when we give the signal, BRING us back down.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 9

But bring it back.
Our queen needs you.

But BRING it back. Our queen needs you.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 5

I say bring it.

I say BRING it.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 13

So, what tools did you bring?

So, what tools did you BRING?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 7

Interesting that you would bring that up
when I might go work on a boat.

Interesting that you would BRING that up when I might go work on a boat.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 24

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