bring round

verb

1. to restore (a person) to consciousness, esp after a faint
2. to convince (another person, usually an opponent) of an opinion or point of view

Idioms and Phrases

see bring around .

Example Sentences

After four days, Sarah was gradually brought round and is now recovering - but she has been left with permanent damage to her lungs.

From BBC

Speaking to the BBC, neighbours at two houses previously occupied by the couple said they brought round pies and cakes as gifts.

From BBC

It has brought round Ukrainians like Tetiana Popova, a member of Ukraine's Council on Freedom of Speech and Protection of Journalists.

From Reuters

We work late into the night fuelling off lager, red wine and prosecco which our lovely new neighbour brought round for us yesterday.

From BBC

He was given the option of being brought round for part of the operation so surgeons could monitor his motor skills.

From BBC