BRING-1: meaning and examples
Good morning. I hope everyone had a good weekend.
For the next few days we are going to look at expressions in English with the verb bring (traer); there are a lot of them.
Today's expression is: to bring somebody/something back
Meaning: to return somebody/something to a place.
After the film, Janet brought me back home.
You must bring back all the library books before the end of the week.
Bring back can also mean:
-to make somebody remember something or think about it again.
-to make something that existed before be introduced again.
Example 3 (reintroduce):
Most people are against bringing back the death penalty in Spain.
Example 4 (remember):
Looking at the photographs brought back many very pleasant memories.
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