Definition of bring back - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
actionfetch or retrieve something from a place
- Can you bring back my book from the library?
2.
memorycause someone to remember something from the past
- This song brings back memories of my childhood.
3.
restorationreturn to a previous state or place
- We need to bring back the car to the rental agency.
4.
revivalRare revive something that was once deadRare
- Scientists are trying to bring back extinct species.
Expressions with bring back
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revive someone from death or unconsciousness
The doctor managed to bring back to life the patient.
cause someone to remember past events or experiences
The old song brings back memories of my childhood.
Terms with bring back included in their meaning
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memory
remember or bring back to mind
activity
the action of going to get and bring back something
action
fetch and bring back something
acquisition
bring something back to one's home
repair
bring back to original condition
revive
bring back into use or activity
revive thought
bring back a forgotten thought
revive
reactivate or bring back to life
behavior
bring back calm and organized control after trouble or confusion
medical
bring back to good health or spirits
revival
revive or bring back into use
change
bring something back after it was lost or stopped
popularity
bring back into use or popularity
emergency care
manual chest pressing used to keep or bring back blood flow
bring back
introduce something again after it has been absent
restore population
bring people or animals back to live in an area
revive
bring someone or something back from death or lifelessness
resuscitate
bring back to life or consciousness
revive info
revive or bring back old information
emotions or conflict
bring back or intensify feelings, memories, or conflicts
resurrect
bring a dead person back to life
revive
bring someone or something back from death or inactivity
memory history
bring back something forgotten or ignored into attention
legal
bring back a law or practice into effect
Examples of bring back in a sentence
Please bring back the tools after you finish using them. Old photographs can bring back forgotten moments. The scent of pine always brings back our camping trips. They plan to bring back the old traditions. The committee decided to bring back the original rules. The campaign aims to bring back traditional crafts.
Efforts to bring back the festival have been successful.
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- French:ramener, raviver, ...
- German:zurückbringen, erinnern, ...
- Italian:riportare, riportare alla mente, ...
- Spanish:traer, evocar, ...
- Portuguese:trazer, evocar, ...
- Chinese:带回, 唤起, ...
- Japanese:取ってくる, 呼び戻す, ...
- Arabic:أَحْضَرَ, ذَكَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְזִיר, לְעוֹרֵר זִכְרוֹנוֹת, ...
- Russian:принести, напоминать, ...
- Ukrainian:приносити, нагадувати, ...
- Hindi:वापस लाना, याद दिलाना, ...
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