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A1  bring  getirmek, alıp gelmek

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verb  /brɪŋ   / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle brought /brɔːt   /) bring (verb)
 /brɪŋ  
/ verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle brought /brɔːt   /)
 
CARRY 
1 to
carry or take sb/sth to a place with you
getirmek, alıp
gelmek
 We
will be out all day so bring some sandwiches with you.
 Is
it all right if I bring a friend to the party?
 Could
you bring us some water, please?
 My
brother brought his new girlfriend home.
 You
can borrow the video if you bring it back tomorrow.
 My
sister went to Spain on holiday and brought me back a T-shirt.
 (figurative) He will bring valuable
skills and experience to the team.
CAUSE 
2 to
cause or result in sth
getirmek, sebep
olmak
 The
sight of her brought a smile to his face.
 Money
doesn't always bring happiness.
 3 to cause sb/sth to be in a certain place
or condition
getirmek; 
hale getirmek
 Their
screams brought people running from all directions.
 Add
water to the mixture and bring it to the boil.
 What
brings you here? Business or pleasure?
 An
injury can easily bring an athlete's career to an end.
MOVE 
4 to
move sth somewhere
 (bir şeyi bir yerden) almak
 She
brought the book down off the shelf.
 Louis
brought a photo out of his wallet and showed it to us.
FORCE YOURSELF 
5 
 bring yourself to do sth
to force yourself to do sth
dili varmak, eli
varmak, başarmak
 The
film was so horrible that I couldn't bring myself to watch it.
Bring ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer
parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, bring
up the rear için bakınız rear.
PHRASAL VERBS
bring sth about
to cause sth to happen
meydana getirmek; 
yol açmak
 to
bring about changes in people's lives
bring sth back 
1 to
cause sb to remember sth
canlandırmak, geriye
getirmek
 The
photographs brought back memories of his childhood.
 2 to cause sth that existed before to be
introduced again
geri getirmek
 Nobody
wants to bring back the days of child labour.
bring sb/sth down
to defeat sb/sth; to make sb/sth lose a
position of power
devirmek, düşürmek,
alaşağı etmek
 to
bring down the government
bring sth down
to make sth lower in level
indirmek, düşürmek
 to
bring down the price of something
bring sth forward 
1 to
move sth to an earlier time
erkene almak, öne
almak
 The
date of the meeting has been brought forward by two weeks.
OPPOSITE put sth back
 2 to suggest sth for discussion
ileri sürmek; 
ortaya atmak
bring sb in
to ask or employ sb to do a particular
job
bir iş için getirmek
 A
specialist was brought in to set up the new computer system.
bring sth in
to introduce sth
 (yasa vb.) getirmek; 
sunmak
 The
government have brought in a new law on dangerous dogs.
bring sth off
to manage to do sth difficult
becermek, kotarmak
 The
team brought off an amazing victory.
bring sth on
to cause sth
yol açmak, sebep
olmak
 Her
headaches are brought on by stress.
bring sth out
to produce sth or cause sth to appear
üretmek, çıkarmak; 
ortaya çıkarmak
 When
is the company bringing out its next new model?
 A
crisis can sometimes bring out the best in people.
bring sb round/to
to make sb become conscious again
ayıltmak
 I
splashed cold water on his face to try to bring him round.
bring sb round (to sth)
to persuade sb to agree with your opinion
ikna etmek
 After
a lot of discussion we finally brought them round to our point of view.
bring sth round to sth
to direct a conversation to a particular
subject
konuşmayı belli bir noktaya getirmek, sözü getirmek
 I
finally brought the conversation round to the subject of money.
bring sb up
to look after a child until they are an
adult and to teach them how to behave
yetiştirmek, büyütmek,
terbiye etmek
 After
her parents were killed the child was brought up by her uncle.
 a
well-brought-up child
bring sth up 
1 to
introduce sth into a discussion or conversation
ortaya atmak
 I
intend to bring the matter up at the next meeting.
 2 to be sick so that food comes up from
the stomach and out of the mouth
kusmak
SYNONYM VOMIT

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	bring
IPA	/brɪŋ / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle brought /brɔːt /)
Back	getirmek, alıp gelmek
Back 2	bring (verb) /brɪŋ / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle brought /brɔːt /) CARRY 1 to carry or take sb/sth to a place with you getirmek, alıp gelmek We will be out all day so bring some sandwiches with you. Is it all right if I bring a friend to the party? Could you bring us some water, please? My brother brought his new girlfriend home. You can borrow the video if you bring it back tomorrow. My sister went to Spain on holiday and brought me back a T-shirt. (figurative) He will bring valuable skills and experience to the team. CAUSE 2 to cause or result in sth getirmek, sebep olmak The sight of her brought a smile to his face. Money doesn't always bring happiness. 3 to cause sb/sth to be in a certain place or condition getirmek; hale getirmek Their screams brought people running from all directions. Add water to the mixture and bring it to the boil. What brings you here? Business or pleasure? An injury can easily bring* an athlete's career to an end.* MOVE 4 to move sth somewhere (bir şeyi bir yerden) almak She brought the book down off the shelf. Louis brought a photo out of his wallet and showed it to us. FORCE YOURSELF 5 bring yourself to do sth to force yourself to do sth dili varmak, eli varmak, başarmak The film was so horrible that I couldn't bring myself to watch it. Bring ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, bring up the rear için bakınız rear. PHRASAL VERBS bring sth about to cause sth to happen meydana getirmek; yol açmak to bring about changes in people's lives bring sth back 1 to cause sb to remember sth canlandırmak, geriye getirmek The photographs brought back memories of his childhood. 2 to cause sth that existed before to be introduced again geri getirmek Nobody wants to bring back the days of child labour. bring sb/sth down to defeat sb/sth; to make sb/sth lose a position of power devirmek, düşürmek, alaşağı etmek to bring down the government bring sth down to make sth lower in level indirmek, düşürmek to bring down the price of something bring sth forward 1 to move sth to an earlier time erkene almak, öne almak The date of the meeting has been brought forward by two weeks. *OPPOSITE* put sth back 2 to suggest sth for discussion ileri sürmek; ortaya atmak bring sb in to ask or employ sb to do a particular job bir iş için getirmek A specialist was brought in to set up the new computer system. bring sth in to introduce sth (yasa vb.) getirmek; sunmak The government have brought in a new law on dangerous dogs. bring sth off to manage to do sth difficult becermek, kotarmak The team brought off an amazing victory. bring sth on to cause sth yol açmak, sebep olmak Her headaches are brought on by stress. bring sth out to produce sth or cause sth to appear üretmek, çıkarmak; ortaya çıkarmak When is the company bringing out its next new model? A crisis can sometimes bring out the best in people. bring sb round/to to make sb become conscious again ayıltmak I splashed cold water on his face to try to bring him round. bring sb round (to sth) to persuade sb to agree with your opinion ikna etmek After a lot of discussion we finally brought them round to our point of view. bring sth round to sth to direct a conversation to a particular subject konuşmayı belli bir noktaya getirmek, sözü getirmek I finally brought the conversation round to the subject of money. bring sb up to look after a child until they are an adult and to teach them how to behave yetiştirmek, büyütmek, terbiye etmek After her parents were killed the child was brought up by her uncle. a well-brought-up child bring sth up 1 to introduce sth into a discussion or conversation ortaya atmak I intend to bring the matter up at the next meeting. 2 to be sick so that food comes up from the stomach and out of the mouth kusmak *SYNONYM* VOMIT

Bring Sth Brought Getirmek Sb Back I Past

bring (verb)