bring back
bring back(
brihng
bahk
)A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g. Take out the trash.).
1. (to take to a previous place)
Tito brought the cell phone back to the store because it didn't work.Tito devolvió el celular a la tienda porque no funcionaba.
b. traer de vuelta
Don't worry, sir. I'll bring your daughter back by ten o'clock.No se preocupe, señor. Le traeré su hija de vuelta antes de las diez.
c. traer
George brought some chocolate back from his trip to Switzerland.George trajo chocolate de su viaje a Suiza.
2. (to evoke)
3. (to reestablish)
a. reintroducir
The day I found out they were bringing back Crispy M&M's® was the happiest day of my life.El día que yo me enteré que iban a reintroducir los M&M's® Crispy fue el mejor día de mi vida.
bring backtransitive verb phrase
A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g. Take out the trash.).
1. (purchase)
a. devolver
2. (person)
a. traer de vuelta
to b somebody back to life/healthdevolver la vida/la salud a alguien
3. (occasion)
a. recordar
to b back memories of something to somebodytraer a alguien recuerdos de algo
4. (law, punishment)
a. reinstaurar
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