bring back
The phrase 'bring back' is versatile, often used to indicate returning, recalling, or reviving something.
Definition
A2General
To return something or someone to its original place or condition.
Example
- Please bring back all library books by the end of the week.
- He brought me back in his car.
B1Memory
To cause someone to remember or think about something from the past.
Example
- The photographs brought back many pleasant memories.
- Your article brought back sad memories for me.
B2Revival
To reintroduce or revive something from the past.
Example
- He's planning to bring back disco music.
- Most people are against bringing back the death penalty.
B1Gifts
To return with an item for someone.
Example
- What did you bring the kids back from Italy?
- I brought a T-shirt back for Mark.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bring back":
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