third-person singular verb
Carries or moves a person or thing to the place where someone is or to the place being discussed.
The delivery driver brings the packages to our office.
Maria brings her lunch to work every day.
American English
How to pronounce brings
verbA1Very common word
BRIHNGZ
/bɹɪŋz/
One syllable.
Form of bring
Brings is used with he, she, it, or another singular subject in the present tense.
Carries or moves a person or thing to the place where someone is or to the place being discussed.
Practice out loudMeanings & examples
third-person singular verb
Causes something to happen or produces a feeling, result, or change.
This song brings back happy memories.
Her kindness brings comfort to many people.
Useful expressions
to mention a subject in a conversation
He brought up the budget at lunch.
to make someone remember something from the past
That smell brings back memories of home.
to attract customers or produce money
The new ad brought in many customers.
Related words & forms
The past and past participle are both brought, not bringed.