Bring back Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɹɪŋ/ /ˈbæk
BRING-BAK
bɹˈɪŋ/ /bˈæk
bring-BAK
التعريف
To return something or someone to a place; also, to make someone remember something from the past.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Bring back' is informal and used for physical returns ('bring back the book') and for memories ('That song brings back old times'). Common in conversation. Not the same as 'take back' (which focuses on the movement away). Also used in the context of restoring something that is gone.
Spanish: devolver - traer de vuelta - traer recuerdosPortuguese (BR): trazer de volta - devolver - fazer lembrarPortuguese (PT): trazer de volta - devolver - fazer lembrarChinese (Simplified): 带回来 - 使回忆起Chinese (Traditional): 帶回來 - 使回憶起Hindi: वापस लाना - याद दिलानाArabic: يُعيد - يُرجع - يعيد الذكرياتBengali: ফিরিয়ে আনা - মনে করিয়ে দেয়াRussian: вернуть - напомнить (о прошлом)Japanese: 持ってくる - 思い出させるVietnamese: mang lại - gợi nhớKorean: 돌려주다 - 떠올리게 하다Turkish: geri getirmek - hatırlatmakUrdu: واپس لانا - یاد دلانا (ماضی)Indonesian: membawa kembali - mengingatkan
جمل نموذجية
Can you bring back my umbrella tomorrow?
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This picture brings back many memories.
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Please bring back the documents to the office.
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That old song really brings back good times.
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They want to bring back the festival next year.
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Could you bring back some snacks from the store?
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