Bring with Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɹɪŋ/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
BRING WITH or BRING WITH (wɪth or wɪð)
bɹˈɪŋ/ /wˈɪð
bring-WITH
Definition
To carry something when you come to a place, or to have someone accompany you when arriving somewhere.
Usage & Nuances
Often followed by what is being carried and sometimes with whom: 'bring with you'. Informal; commonly used for asking someone to carry something or accompany. Not interchangeable with 'take', which means moving something away.
Spanish: traer consigo - llevar consigoPortuguese (BR): trazer consigo - levar consigoPortuguese (PT): trazer consigo - levar consigoChinese (Simplified): 带上 - 携带Chinese (Traditional): 帶上 - 攜帶Hindi: साथ लानाArabic: أحضر معكBengali: সঙ্গে আনাRussian: принести с собойJapanese: 持ってくるVietnamese: mang theoKorean: 가져오다Turkish: beraberinde getirmekUrdu: ساتھ لاناIndonesian: membawa (sesuatu) bersama
Example Sentences
Please bring with your ID card.
basic
You can bring with a friend to the party.
basic
Did you bring with enough money?
basic
Don’t forget to bring with your umbrella if it rains.
natural
She always brings with her positive energy wherever she goes.
natural
Can I bring with my laptop to work on during the trip?
natural