bring
Significado: To carry or convey towards the speaker; to cause
'Bring' means to carry something towards the speaker (opposite of 'take', which is away from speaker). It also means to cause ('bring happiness'). Phrasal verbs include 'bring up' (raise a topic or child), 'bring about' (cause to happen), and 'bring back' (return or evoke memories).
Ejemplos
- Could you bring me a glass of water? 你能给我拿杯水吗?¿Podrías traerme un vaso de agua?水を一杯持ってきてもらえますか?물 한 잔 가져다주시겠어요?
- The new policy will bring significant changes. 新政策将带来重大变化。La nueva política traerá cambios significativos.新しい方針は大きな変化をもたらすでしょう。새로운 정책은 큰 변화를 가져올 것입니다.
- Please bring your passport to the interview. 请带上你的护照来参加面试。Por favor trae tu pasaporte a la entrevista.面接にはパスポートを持ってきてください。면접에 여권을 가져오세요.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Old English 'bringan', related to German 'bringen' and Dutch 'brengen'. The bring/take distinction (towards vs away from the speaker) mirrors the come/go distinction and is a common source of errors for English learners. The irregular past tense 'brought' comes from the same Germanic root.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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