bring to

verb

1. adverb to restore (a person) to consciousness
2. adverb to cause (a ship) to turn into the wind and reduce her headway
3. preposition to make (something) equal to (an amount of money)

   that brings your bill to £17

Example Sentences

"Some of the metrics we use now are not really sufficient whereas the '3-30-300' metric really demands that nature is brought to the areas that people actually live and work in," Weisser said.

From Science Daily

The IDF says it’s investigating the incident, but Hanan’s grieving relatives have little hope or expectation that her killer will be brought to justice.

From BBC

Such is the strength of feeling that New Zealand's parliament was brought to a temporary halt last week by MPs performing a haka, or traditional dance, in opposition to the bill.

From BBC

"Your light will continue to shine through the beauty you brought to this world," the company wrote on Instagram.

From BBC

He has to understand who he is and what he brings to this side.

From BBC

Related Words

• arouse
• encourage
• energize
• invigorate
• overcome
• quicken
• recover
• rejuvenate
• rekindle
• renew
• renovate
• repair
• restore
• resurrect
• resuscitate
• revitalize
• strengthen