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单词 bring in
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bring in

phrasal verb transitive
Other entries for this word
bring out in phrasal verb
Word Forms
present tense
I/you/we/theybring in
he/she/itbrings in
present participlebringing in
past tensebrought in
past participlebrought in
DEFINITIONS6
  1. 1
    to use the skills of a particular group or person

    An independent investigator will be brought in to look at the allegations.

    This is an opportunity to bring in new talent.

    Synonyms and related words
    To use something, or to be used
    go towards
    bring in
    fall back on
  2. 2
    to be the reason that someone or something receives a particular amount of money

    Overseas students bring in more than £30 million a year in tuition fees.

    Synonyms and related words
    Relating to making profit
    break-even point
    commercial
    speculative
  3. 3
    to introduce a new law or system

    She said the government would bring in the necessary legislation to deal with the problem.

    Synonyms and related words
    Creating, amending and abolishing laws
    abolish
    abrogate
    amend
  4. 4
    to involve someone in a radio or TV discussion

    And here I’d like to bring in James Walker to hear his comments.

    Synonyms and related words
    Presenting and working on television and radio programmes
    anchor
    bleep out
    bring in
  5. 5
    bring in a verdictto say officially whether someone is guilty or not

    There were gasps when the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty.

    Synonyms and related words
    Judgments, verdicts and official orders
    acquit
    acquittal
    affiliation order
  6. 6
    to take somebody to another place
    The crooks were brought in to the police station for questioning.
    Grandma brought the grandson in for a checkup.
    Submitted by:
    Sebastian from United States on 17/04/2017
    Open Dictionary - April2017

bring in

phrasal verb transitive
Other entries for this word
bring out in phrasal verb
Word Forms
present tense
I/you/we/theybring in
he/she/itbrings in
present participlebringing in
past tensebrought in
past participlebrought in
DEFINITIONS6
  1. 1
    to use the skills of a particular group or person

    A private investigator will be brought in to look at the allegations.

    This is an opportunity to bring in new talent.

    Synonyms and related words
    To use something, or to be used
    repurpose
    use
    bring in
  2. 2
    to be the reason that someone or something receives a particular amount of money

    Overseas students bring in a lot of money for the university.

    Synonyms and related words
    Relating to making profit
    break-even point
    commercial
    speculative
  3. 3
    to introduce a new law or system

    She said the party would bring in the necessary legislation to deal with the problem.

    Synonyms and related words
    Creating, amending and abolishing laws
    abolish
    abrogate
    amend
  4. 4
    to involve someone in a radio or TV discussion

    And here I’d like to bring in James Walker to hear his comments.

    Synonyms and related words
    Presenting and working on television and radio programs
    anchor
    bleep out
    bring in
  5. 5
    bring in a verdictto say officially whether someone is guilty or not

    There were gasps when the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty.

    Synonyms and related words
    Judgments, verdicts and official orders
    acquit
    acquittal
    affiliation order
  6. 6
    to take somebody to another place
    The crooks were brought in to the police station for questioning.
    Grandma brought the grandson in for a checkup.
    Submitted by:
    Sebastian from United States on 17/04/2017
    Open Dictionary - April2017
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