bring around

1. Convert or persuade someone, as in The senator was sure he could bring around the other committee members . [Mid-1800s]

2. Also, bring to . Restore to health or consciousness. For example, Some fresh air will help bring him to . [First half of 1800s]

3. Conduct someone or convey something to others. For example, Anne brought around the new intern to meet the nursing staff , or The clerk will bring round the papers for you to sign . [Late 1800s]

Idioms and Phrases

Also, bring round .

Example Sentences

The quality of pot that dealer would bring around would never have had so many seeds in it.

From The Daily Beast

You should see him bring around a great vessel with a grand sweep, so quietly and so gracefully!

From Project Gutenberg

She telephoned immediately to her head-groom, ordering ham to bring around her brougham at three o'clock.

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By its means we are enabled to bring around us all things, all places, all men, and all times.

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He ordered Jenkins to bring around the car an hour too soon.

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"I will tell Joseph to bring around the horse," said my wife.

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