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Bringen in English

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bringen  to bring 
bringen to bring; to fetch; to take; to convey; to cause

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Sample sentences:
Der Bursche nebenan bringt jede Woche ein anderes Mädchen mit nach Hause.
The fellow next door brings home a different girl every week.
Wir brachten unsere Eigentümer für eine Weile im Lagerhaus unter. We stored our belongings in the warehouse for a while.
Die Tram brachte uns direkt zur Kirche. The tram took us right to the church.
etwas mitbringen; ins Bewusstsein bringen; wiederherstellen bring round
zur Folge haben; mit sich bringen; nach sich ziehen entail
erwähnen; zur Sprache bringen to bring up; to mention
übertragen; überführen; bringen transfer
in Verlegenheit bringen; verlegen machen to embarrass
Opfer bringen make sacrifices; to make sacrifices
anpassen; in Ordnung bringen; einstellen adjust
mit sich bringen; zur Folge haben to involve
bringen; bringen; geben to bring; to bring


Let me know, once you want to proceed. Probably I did not explain myself well enough in the mentioned issue. Lili, can you please print the attachment and go over all the wrong expressions and words?
They are actually lovely hills and do not look threatening at all. That shows us that she actually loves her pregnancy and does not know what to do about it. One can really pitty this woman.
Usually we were not that picky, but we intended to stay in Buenos Aires for almost 10 days. On the first day we walked around the city center and did some shopping in the Florida passage.

German VerbsPresentPast  
Conjugation of bringen
[gebracht] 		bringe  bringst  bringt  bringen  bringt  bringen  brachte  brachtest  brachte  brachten  brachtet  brachten     
English Verbs    
Conjugation of bring   [ brought, brought ]
Conjugation of cause   [ caused, caused ]
Conjugation of convey   [ conveyed, conveyed ]
Conjugation of fetch   [ fetched, fetched ]
Conjugation of take   [ took, taken ]