bring in

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bring in
verbo transitivo con partícula
1contratar los servicios de (expert, consultant)
  • the police brought him in for questioning -> la policía lo llevó a comisaría para interrogarlo
2ganar (earn) (of person); generar (of sale, investment)
3introducir (política) (law, bill)
4pronunciar (Law) (verdict)

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bring in [brin]
  • His job doesn’t bring in much money -> no saca mucho dinero con su trabajo; reducir; introducir, implantar (introduce) (regulation/system); presentar (bill); meter
  • To bring in a verdict of guilty -> declarar culpable a alguien
  • They had to bring the police in -> tuvieron que hacer intervenir a la policía (involve)
  • We have to bring in extra staff in the summer -> tenemos que contratar personal extra en verano
  • To bring dinner in -> servir la cena
reclamar; dejar utilidad o ganancia (earn).(Law) Atraer (attract/ customers). Servir (una comida). Introducir (una moda).

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bring in
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 [+person] hacer entrar; hacer pasar; [+object] traer; [+heavy object] entrar; [+meal] servir; [+harvest] recoger; [+suspect] detener; llevar a la comisaría
to bring in the police pedir la intervención de la policía; bring him in! ¡que entre!; ¡que pase!
2 (yield) [+income] producir; proporcionar; [+wages] sacar
3 (introduce) [+fashion, custom] introducir; (Pol) [+bill] presentar; introducir
to bring in a verdict (Jur) pronunciar un veredicto
4 (attract) atraer
this should bring in the masses esto debería atraer a las masas

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