The phrasal verb "bring round" means to persuade someone to change their mind and agree with you. It is used when you successfully convince someone.
Phrasal Verb: "bring round" significa convencer a alguien para que cambie de opinión y esté de acuerdo contigo. Se usa cuando se logra persuadir a alguien.
| Phrasal Verb | bring round |
|---|---|
| Definition | to make someone (change their opinion) and agree with you |
| Examples | - At first John didn't want to come with us, but we managed to bring him round. - Don't try to bring me round. I've made up my mind and I'm not going to change it. |
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