bring over
phrasal verb·1 sense·particle over
Meanings
Carry someone or something to a place near where the speaker is
Why “over”? Something moves from one person or side to another.
“Bring the box over here.”
“Can you bring the chairs over to our table?”
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Bring over means carry someone or something to a place near where the speaker is. Bring off means achieve something difficult successfully.
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bring off
A contrast learners often mix up
Achieve something difficult successfully
call over
Same over pattern: transfer
Summon someone to come to where you are
carry over
Same over pattern: transfer
Continue from one period or place into the next
come over
Same over pattern: transfer
Visit by crossing to where you are; Visit someone's house or place; Be felt by someone suddenly; Give a particular impression; Change to support a different side or opinion
give over
Same over pattern: transfer
Cede control to someone else
go over
Same over pattern: transfer
Move from this side to the other; Examine or review something carefully; Be received in a particular way by an audience; Move to visit someone's house; Change to a different side, system or position
hand over
Same over pattern: transfer
Give something to someone, especially with formality; Surrender control or power to someone else
pass over
Same over pattern: transfer
Skip or transfer to someone else; Ignore or skip someone, especially for promotion; Choose not to discuss something
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