Definition of bring over - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
move to locationcause someone or something to come to a place
- He decided to bring over his friend for dinner.
2.
allegianceRare cause someone to change allegiancesRare
- The leader was able to bring over the rival supporters.
Examples of bring over in a sentence
They will bring over the new equipment tomorrow. The diplomat managed to bring over the opposing faction. He was determined to bring over the undecided voters.
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- French:amener, rallier, ...
- German:mitbringen, überzeugen, ...
- Italian:portare, far cambiare schieramento, ...
- Spanish:llevar, convencer, ...
- Portuguese:trazer, converter, ...
- Chinese:搬来, 争取, ...
- Japanese:連れてくる, 引き入れる, ...
- Arabic:أحضر, اِسْتَمَالَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָבִיא אֶל, לְגַיֵּס לְצִדְּךָ, ...
- Russian:принести, переманивать, ...
- Ukrainian:принести, переманити, ...
- Hindi:ले आना, अपने पक्ष में करना, ...
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