bring along
The phrasal verb "bring along" is commonly used in everyday English to describe taking someone or something with you to a destination.
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Definition
A2General
(informal)To take someone or something with you to a place.
Example
- You can bring along a friend to the concert.
- Don't forget to bring along your notebook to the meeting.
B2Development
(informal)To help someone improve or advance in a particular area.
Example
- The mentor worked hard to bring along the new employee.
- She brought along her students' skills in a very short time.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bring along":
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