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Definitions from the WebTerm: bring and takeDescription:The term "bring and take" refers to the action of moving an object or person from one location to another. It is used to describe the act of carrying or transporting something to a specific destination. Senses and Usages:1. Bring (verb)Sense: To carry or convey an object or person to a place. Usage: Please bring the book to the library when you come. Usage: Can you bring me a cup of coffee from the kitchen? Usage: I brought my sister to the movie theater. 2. Bring (verb)Sense: To cause or result in a particular state or condition. Usage: That song always brings back memories of my childhood. Usage: The news brought joy to everyone in the room. Usage: His actions brought about a change in our company's policies. 3. Bring (verb)Sense: To cause someone to come or accompany oneself. Usage: I will bring a friend to the party tonight. Usage: She always brings her dog when she visits. Usage: Can you bring your brother along for the trip? 4. Take (verb)Sense: To move or carry something away from the speaker to another place. Usage: Take your umbrella with you in case it rains. Usage: Can you take this package to the post office for me? Usage: She took the empty plates to the kitchen after dinner. 5. Take (verb)Sense: To remove something from a particular place. Usage: Take your shoes off before entering the house. Usage: I need to take down these old posters from the wall. Usage: He took out some coins from his pocket to pay for the candy. 6. Take (verb)Sense: To transport someone or something from one place to another. Usage: I will take you to the airport in the morning. Usage: Can you take the kids to school while I go to work? Usage: They took the injured person to the hospital immediately. | ||||
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