bring to
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brings to
Present Participle
bringing to
Past Tense
brought to
Past Participle
brought to
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to help someone come back to consciousness
- Gently bring the patient to after the surgery.
- The medical team worked together to bring the accident victim to consciousness.
- The cold water splash helped bring the swimmer to after losing consciousness.
- In emergency situations, it's crucial to bring victims to as soon as possible.
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to make a quantity or value equal to a specific amount
- Calculate the difference and bring it to the target value.
- Bring the expenses to the budgeted amount by adjusting unnecessary costs.
- She decided to bring her savings to a certain level by the end of the month.
- Bring the temperature to the desired setting on the thermostat.