bring to
The phrase "bring to" has versatile meanings in different contexts, ranging from restoring consciousness to nautical maneuvers.
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Definition
B2Medical
(common)To help someone regain consciousness after fainting or being unconscious.
Example
- The paramedics managed to bring her to after she fainted at the concert.
C1Nautical
(technical)To stop a boat by turning it into the wind and adjusting the sails.
Example
- The captain ordered the crew to bring the ship to as the storm approached.
B2General
(common)To cause something to reach a particular state or condition.
Example
- The new policy will bring the company to a more sustainable operation.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bring to":
bring withbring inbring onbring itbring overbring outbring homebring backbring underbring to bearbring upbring to lifebring roundbring alongbring forthbring togetherbring aboutbring downtake something tobring forwardbring to a boilcome tocome withusher inbring down onbring to heelbring the lumber