Meaning & use
bring
To carry, take, or cause something or someone to come along to a place.
See it in a sentence
Please bring your laptop to the meeting so we can review the file together.
The storm brought heavy rain and strong winds to the coast overnight.
A note on using this word
Bring implies movement toward the speaker's location, while 'take' implies movement away from it; the two are easy to mix up.
Words with a similar meaning
carryfetch
Choose a synonym to suit the sentence. Meanings can overlap without being identical.
Words with an opposite meaning
take away
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