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View synonyms for bring to
bring to
verb
- adverb to restore (a person) to consciousness
- adverb to cause (a ship) to turn into the wind and reduce her headway
- preposition to make (something) equal to (an amount of money)
that brings your bill to £17
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Example Sentences
The vessel looked up to the gale in gallant style, and at length I was able to bring-to under my foresail.
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At noon was again obliged to bring-to under the foresail, it blowing hard with a thick fog and squalls.
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Therefore, if Lestock was to windward, as the charge read, it was his duty to bring-to first and at once.
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To bring-to, (which see), and then to lay some sails aback, in order to keep the ship without movement ahead or astern.
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What about the corn and sheep and beef those fellows are to bring to-morrow or next night?
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