Bring over
/brɪŋ ˈoʊvər/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To transport or carry something or someone to a nearby place, often implying visiting or making a delivery.
- Can you bring over your book when you visit tomorrow?
- I'll bring over some snacks for the party tonight.
- She decided to bring over her famous lasagna for dinner.
2. To persuade or convert someone to a particular viewpoint or decision.
- Their compelling argument managed to bring him over to their side.
- After much discussion, we finally brought her over to our way of thinking.
- The new evidence brought over many skeptics.
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