bringing
- noun
- /ˈbrɪŋɪŋ/
:
entrega
- The bringing of food donations to the shelter made a significant difference in the community.
That is the process of bringing purpose to a situation.
- That is the process of bringing purpose to a situation.
Examples
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Her work focuses on the bringing of important information to the public through various media.
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The bringing of new technology to the workplace improved productivity for everyone.
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That is the process of bringing purpose to a situation.
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That is the process of bringing purpose to a situation.
Synonyms
540
1.0
Bringing parcels or food to someone
79
3.9
Goods moved in large amounts by ship, train, or truck
72
1.0
A trip where people move things from one place to another
66
2.1
To send goods to a place by ship, truck, or plane
35
1.0
Sending things like letters or packages by post
18
3.2
Sending mail or messages to another address
11
2.6
The activity of moving goods by truck or large vehicle
5
5.0
A vehicle or way of moving people and things
2
1.9
The sending of letters or packages by post
1
1.0
Moving something from one place to another
1
1.0
To cause a message or document to go somewhere else
1
6.2
The moving of goods by road or rail
1
3.2
Transporting people and goods by boat or plane as a regular service
Antonyms
795
2.3
To remove something from a place or reduce something important, for example a right
Compounds
- Specialized
Putting the cut edges of tissue together so they touch and heal
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Morphology
Etymology
Bringing comes from the old English verb bring, which meant 'to carry' or 'to move to someone', so imagine someone carrying a box into a room. That's why bringing means the act of delivering or giving something to a place.