Bring Phrasal Verbs

To move someone or something physically closer to a specific person, place, or object, or to guide someone/something closer to a state, goal, or outcome.

To move, carry, or direct someone or something closer to a specific person, place, or goal.

To escort or guide someone through a building or space to a specific room/person, or to help someone advance through a process to a final stage.

To take someone or something with you when you visit a person or place.

To involve or include someone in a team, project, or discussion; or to bring someone or something onto a platform or stage.

To successfully achieve a difficult goal, victory, or agreement in opposition to a tough rival, competitor, or adverse odds.

To cause someone or something to become involved in a situation, conversation, or process, or to introduce something into a particular state or condition.

To make someone realize or understand very clearly how serious, difficult, or important something is.

To present a person, issue, or proposal to an official authority, court, or committee for consideration, decision, or judgment.

To make someone fully realize or understand something clearly, especially something serious, important, or unpleasant.

To bring someone or something to a place, usually briefly or on the way to somewhere else.

To return someone or something to a specific place, state, or condition, or to cause someone to remember or return to a topic or reality.

To persuade someone to accept or agree with an idea, opinion, or plan after they initially opposed it.

To make an official accusation, legal claim, or formal charge against someone.

To communicate an idea, message, or point clearly so that people understand it; or to move someone or something from one side of a place to another.

To care for a child until they become an adult; or to start talking about a particular subject.

To control, subdue, or extinguish something (such as a fire or rebellion); or to classify something under a specific heading, rule, or authority.

To cause people, groups, or things to meet, combine, or form a friendly relationship/working connection.

To restore someone to consciousness after they have fainted; or to cause a total, state, or situation to reach a specific level or conclusion.

To help someone survive a serious illness, crisis, or difficult situation; to successfully guide someone through a challenging period.

To take someone or something with you when you go to visit a person or place, or to persuade someone to agree with your opinion.

To produce and release a new product, book, or music for sale; or to make a particular quality, feature, or detail more noticeable.

To cause something to happen, especially something unpleasant like an illness or difficulty; or to substitute a player into a sports match.

To succeed in doing or achieving something difficult or unexpected.

To introduce a new law, system, or product; to yield or earn an amount of money; or to ask someone to join a task or discussion.

To move an event, meeting, or date to an earlier time; or to formally propose an idea, plan, or law for consideration.

To produce something, bring something into existence, or present ideas, evidence, or results publicly.

To reduce the price, amount, or level of something; to cause a government or leader to fall from power; or to make someone feel sad or discouraged.

To return with something, to cause someone to remember something, or to reintroduce something from the past.

To make someone conscious again after fainting, to persuade someone to agree to something, or to bring someone to your house.

To persuade someone to accept an idea or opinion, or to cause someone to regain consciousness.

To take someone or something with you when you go somewhere Mang theo thứ gì đó hoặc dẫn/mời ai đó đi cùng đến một nơi nào đó ⚙️ Structure / Cấu trúc bring someone/something along (to somewhere) You can bring along a friend to the party if you like.

To cause something to happen, especially a change, result, or improvement.