Bring over to Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To take or bring someone or something to a specific person, place, or event. Often means transporting from one location to another where the speaker or listener is.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal; commonly used in daily conversation. Can refer to objects (“bring the cake over to my house”) or people (“bring your friend over to the party”). Often implies moving something/someone toward the listener or a mutual location. Not the same as 'bring up' (which is to mention).
Example Sentences
Can you bring over to me the new book?
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I will bring over to my laptop tomorrow.
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Please bring over to your friend for dinner.
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She always brings over to her famous cookies when she visits.
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Could you bring over to the documents after lunch?
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If your brother is free, just bring over to him next time!
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