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Cosa significa “bring” in italiano?

USA /brɪŋ/

bring in italiano: portare, apportare, contribuire, drin

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PORTAREA1

portare

Condurre qualcuno o trasportare qualcosa verso chi parla o verso il luogo di cui si parla.

In inglese semplice: To carry or take someone or something to the person or place being talked about.

  • Please bring your bag.
  • She brought some food to my house.
  • Can you bring your brother with you?

Come si usa: bring something to someone/somewhere (Please bring your books to class.); bring someone something (Can you bring me some water?)

Contrari: take

Espressioni comuni: bring something here, bring someone something, bring a friend, bring someone flowers

CONTRIBUTOB1

apportare, contribuire

Fornire qualcosa di utile o aggiungere una qualità a una situazione.

In inglese semplice: To supply something useful or add a quality to a situation.

  • She brings fresh ideas to the team.
  • His music brought joy to many people.
  • What skills can you bring to this job?

Come si usa: bring something to something (She brings valuable experience to the team.)

Sinonimi: contribute, provide

Espressioni comuni: bring fresh ideas, bring something to something, bring new energy

interiezione

SQUILLO TELEFONICOC2

drin

Imitazione scritta del suono di un telefono che squilla.

In inglese semplice: A written imitation of the sound a telephone makes when it rings.

  • Bring! The phone rang.
  • Bring, bring! She reached for the receiver.
  • Bring! Another call interrupted our dinner.

Sinonimi: ring, ring-a-ding

Espressioni comuni: bring bring, bring went the phone

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