bringsomeoneon
phrasal verbwithbringverb[T]uk/brɪŋ/us/brɪŋ/brought|brought
(IMPROVE)
tohelpsomeone toimprove,especiallythroughtrainingorpractice:
Her newpianoteacherhas reallybroughther on.
Making progress and advancing
- advancement
- age
- ahead
- ahead of
- anti-development
- carry
- furtherance
- gather
- get beyondsomething
- get it togetheridiom
- go great gunsidiom
- grow
- journey
- mature
- pan
- ripeness
- self-advancement
- self-betterment
- self-development
- shape up
(PLAY)
tobringaplayeronto thefieldtoplayduring agame:
Themanagerbroughthim on in the secondhalf.
Competing in sport
- bring
- bye
- bye week
- catchup
- clash
- competitively
- defend
- duel
- field
- flying start
- gear
- go the distanceidiom
- match
- outduel
- park the busidiom
- partner up
- play bigidiom
- play sb onidiom
- square
- weigh