Brings Meaning in English

word · lemma: bring

US

/ˈbɹɪŋz/

bringz

UK

/bɹˈɪŋz/

bringz

Definition

Third-person singular form of 'bring'. It means to carry or move something to a place, or to cause a result, feeling, or situation.

Usage & Nuances

Usually appears with singular subjects like 'he', 'she', or 'it': 'She brings coffee.' Common patterns: 'bring something to someone', 'bring back', 'bring up', and 'bring good/bad news'. Learners often confuse 'bring' with 'take': 'bring' is toward the speaker or reference point, while 'take' is away from it.

• Spanish: trae - lleva (según contexto)
• Portuguese (BR): traz - leva (dependendo do contexto)
• Portuguese (PT): traz - leva (consoante o contexto)
• Chinese (Simplified): 带来 - 拿来
• Chinese (Traditional): 帶來 - 拿來
• Hindi: लाता है - लेकर आता है
• Arabic: يُحضِر - يجلب
• Bengali: আনে - নিয়ে আসে
• Russian: приносит
• Japanese: 持ってくる - もたらす
• Vietnamese: mang đến - đem lại
• Korean: 가져온다
• Turkish: getirir
• Urdu: لاتا ہے
• Indonesian: membawa

Example Sentences

He brings lunch to school every day.

basic

This music brings me peace.

basic

She brings her little brother home after class.

basic

He always brings up that old story at family dinners.

natural

What brings you to this part of town?

natural

She brings so much energy to the team.

natural