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Detailed Translations for brought from English to Spanish

brought form of bring:

to bring verb (brings, brought, bringing)

  1. to bring (deliver; provide; supply; )
    llevar; traer; entregar; suministrar; repartir; entregar a domicilio; repartir a domicilio
  2. to bring (bring along; carry)
    traer; acompañar; trasladar; alcanzar; apasionar; transportar
  3. to bring (deliver; supply; provide; )
    entregar; repartir
  4. to bring (deliver to the door; deliver; hand over; leave)
    traer; llevar; mandar; entregar a domicilio; acompañar; entregar a; suministrar

Conjugations for bring:

present
  1. bring
  2. bring
  3. brings
  4. bring
  5. bring
  6. bring
simple past
  1. brought
  2. brought
  3. brought
  4. brought
  5. brought
  6. brought
present perfect
  1. have brought
  2. have brought
  3. has brought
  4. have brought
  5. have brought
  6. have brought
past continuous
  1. was bringing
  2. were bringing
  3. was bringing
  4. were bringing
  5. were bringing
  6. were bringing
future
  1. shall bring
  2. will bring
  3. will bring
  4. shall bring
  5. will bring
  6. will bring
continuous present
  1. am bringing
  2. are bringing
  3. is bringing
  4. are bringing
  5. are bringing
  6. are bringing
subjunctive
  1. be brought
  2. be brought
  3. be brought
  4. be brought
  5. be brought
  6. be brought
diverse
  1. bring!
  2. let's bring!
  5. brought
  6. bringing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for bring:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
llevar carrying away
suministrar supplying
traer bringing along; bringing with one; carrying
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acompañar bring; bring along; carry; deliver; deliver to the door; hand over; leave accompany; add; add to; add to mixture; append; besiege; besieged; besieges; blend with; chaperon; come along with; come with; conduct; cover; cruise in; direct; drive in; encapsulate; enclose; escort; evnvelope; guide; join; lead; lead about; point the direction; ride with; show around; surround; walk along; wrap up
alcanzar bring; bring along; carry affect; bear; bring in; carry; carry along; catch up; catch up with; come up alongside with; concern; end up; gain; get; get through; give; give to; hand; hand over; hit; move; obtain; pass; reach; run in; strike; take in; touch; win
apasionar bring; bring along; carry
entregar bring; bring around; deliver; furnish; give; hand over to; provide; put up for shipment; send; send round; ship; supply allow; book; cash; cede; delate; deliver; deliver up; dispense; donate; enlist; enrol; enroll; enter; extend; give; give to; give up; hand; hand down; hand in; hand over; hand over to; inscribe; offer; order; pass; pay; pay out; pay over; present; present with; proffer; provide; register; subscribe; surrender; transfer; turn in; yield
entregar a bring; deliver; deliver to the door; hand over; leave capitulate; give up; hand oneself in; hand oneself over to
entregar a domicilio bring; bring around; deliver; deliver to the door; furnish; hand over; leave; provide; put up for shipment; send; ship; supply
llevar bring; bring around; deliver; deliver to the door; furnish; hand over; leave; provide; put up for shipment; send; ship; supply be in command of; bear; bring back; carry; carry along; command; deprive; have on; order; preside; return; take the lead; wear
mandar bring; deliver; deliver to the door; hand over; leave aggravate; assign to; be in command of; bid; burden; capitulate; charge; command; commission; contribute; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; direct; discharge; dismiss; dominate; drop; enter; exert power; fire; force; forward; give an order; give up; hand oneself in; hand oneself over to; have the upper hand; instruct; lay off; lead; mail; majorate; ordain; order; predominate; preside; prevail; release; remit; rule; sack; send; send in; send to; ship; supply; take the lead
repartir bring; bring around; deliver; furnish; give; hand over to; provide; put up for shipment; send; send round; ship; supply allocate; allot; assign; bestow on; classify; confer; dish out; distribute; dole out; give; give out; group; hand out; hand round; itemise; itemize; mail; order; parcel out; pass around; ration; send; separate; ship; split up; supply; treat
repartir a domicilio bring; bring around; deliver; furnish; provide; put up for shipment; send; ship; supply
suministrar bring; bring around; deliver; deliver to the door; furnish; hand over; leave; provide; put up for shipment; send; ship; supply administer; allow; deliver; dispense; give; hand over to; mail; pour in; provide; send; ship; supply
traer bring; bring along; bring around; carry; deliver; deliver to the door; furnish; hand over; leave; provide; put up for shipment; send; ship; supply bring back; collect; come round for; drag; energise; energize; feed; fetch; haul; pick up; return; supply; take; take along; take away; ventilate
transportar bring; bring along; carry carry; carry off; energise; energize; feed; lead off; mobilise; mobilize; remove; supply; transport; ventilate
trasladar bring; bring along; carry carry; carry off; clear away; clear up; convert; dislocate; dismantle; lead off; move; rack; reduce; relocate; remove; resolve; shift; simplify; strip down; take apart a machine; trace back; transfer; transform; translate; transport; unharness; unrig
- add; bestow; bring in; contribute; convey; fetch; get; impart; institute; land; lend; make for; play; take; work; wreak

Related Words for "bring":

  • bringing

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Related Definitions for "bring":

  1. bring into a different state1
  2. induce or persuade1
    • The confession of one of the accused brought the others to admit to the crime as well1
  3. go or come after and bring or take back1
    • Could you bring the wine?1
  4. be accompanied by1
    • Can I bring my cousin to the dinner?1
  5. cause to come into a particular state or condition1
    • Long hard years of on the job training had brought them to their competence1
    • bring water to the boiling point1
  6. advance or set forth in court1
    • bring charges1
  7. cause to happen or to occur as a consequence1
    • bring comments1
    • The rain brought relief to the drought-stricken area1
  8. attract the attention of1
    • The noise and the screaming brought the curious1
  9. take something or somebody with oneself somewhere1
    • This brings me to the main point1
  10. be sold for a certain price1
    • The painting brought $10,0001
  11. bestow a quality on1
    • She brings a special atmosphere to our meetings1

Wiktionary Translations for bring:

bring
verb
  1. to transport toward somebody/somewhere
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• bring → llevar ↔ brengen — ergens heen gaan om iets of iemand daar af te geven
• bring → crear; realizar; producir; rentar; devengar; arrojar ↔ erbringen — (transitiv)
• bring → traer ↔ herbringen — etwas von einer Stelle zum Sprecher hin bringen
• bring → resultar; salir; alcanzar; conseguir; lograr ↔ aboutir — toucher par un bout.
• bring → aportar; llevar; traer ↔ amener — mener d’un lieu à un autre.
• bring → traer; llevar; aportar ↔ apporter — porter quelque chose à quelqu’un. usage L’objet du verbe apporter est toujours un inanimé.
• bring → conducir ↔ conduire — mener, guider, diriger vers un lieu déterminé.
• bring → entrenar ↔ entraîner — traîner avec soi, après soi.
• bring → reagrupar; agrupar ↔ regrouper — grouper et unir de nouveau ce qui être dispersé, en désordre ou affaibli.

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