bring with
The phrase "bring with" is commonly used in informal contexts to indicate accompanying or carrying something or someone to a location.
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Definition
B1General
(informal)To carry or take someone or something along to a particular place.
Example
- Don't forget to bring your ID with you to the exam.
- She brought her dog with her to the park.
B1Regional (Upper Midwestern US)
(informal, regional)To accompany or transport someone or something to a location.
Example
- He always brings his lunch with to work.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bring with":
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