brings
英[brɪŋz]
美[brɪŋz]
- v.带来；促使；引起；劝诱（动词bring的第三人称单数形式）
动词 bring:
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take something or somebody with oneself somewhere
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cause to come into a particular state or condition
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cause to happen or to occur as a consequence
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go or come after and bring or take back
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bring into a different state
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be accompanied by
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advance or set forth in court, "institute proceedings"
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bestow a quality on
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be sold for a certain price
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attract the attention of
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induce or persuade
- A good winter brings a good summer.
[谚]好冬必有好夏。
- What brings you here today?
今天什么风把你吹来啦?
- His writing brings him 10000 a year.
他的作品给他带来一年10000英镑的收入。
- His freelance work brings (him) in 5000 a year.
他从事自由职业每年可获5000英镑。
- It's a fallacy to suppose that wealth brings happiness.
认为财富能带来幸福，这是一种错误的见解。
- He always brings a bottle of wine (with him) when he comes to dinner.
他来吃饭时总是(随身)带来一瓶酒。
- Something that brings on or precipitates an action, a condition, or an event, especially the immediate cause.
诱因使促成或加速行动、状况或事件进程的事物，尤指立即造成的
- A depression over the Atlantic usually brings bad weather in Britain.
大西洋上空的低气压通常给英国带来恶劣的天气。
