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to bring in
[phrase form: bring]
01
(of law enforcers) to arrest someone and take them to the police station
02
to make a specific amount of money
03
to move someone or something indoors
04
to ask someone to join a particular situation, often to do a challenging job
05
to be sold at a specific price
06
to send or receive information, signals, or data through various communication methods or technologies
07
to officially state the decision or judgment of a court
08
to introduce a new official rule that people need to obey
bring in
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Example
The task force successfully brought in the drug traffickers during the early morning raid.
The police were able to bring in the fugitive after a lengthy chase.
After receiving an anonymous tip, the detectives brought in the alleged gang leader.
The new product brought in significant revenue for the company.
The rare coin collection brought in a substantial amount at the auction.
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