Synonym: bring, clear, earn, fetch, gain, introduce, make, pull in, realise, realize, take in. Similar words: engineering, coming in, bring, bring up, bring out, bring down, bring back, bring about. Meaning: v. 1. bring in a new person or object into a familiar environment 2. earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages 3. be sold for a certain price 4. submit (a verdict) to a court 5. transmit.
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181 Visiting your usual fishing ground , you bring in an unusually good catch of sardines.
182 In the example, this subform contains the start and end tags and additional tags that bring in common external script files and a standard stylesheet.
183 The method for determine sewage's chroma is method of dilution multiple. It's easy to bring in error when using eyes to determine the diluted sample is whether achromatism or not.
184 Liverpool are reportedly keen to bring in out and out wingers to help provide the ammunition for strikers Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll.
185 The introduction of foreign capital can bring in advanced technology and experience, relieve the tension of domestic fund, create plenty of employment chances,(sentencedict.com) and promote export and foreign exchange.
186 They dug channels to bring in water from the Grand Canal to irrigate the rice fields.
187 China should bring in the theory of the issue preclusion validity.
188 To bring in the co-operation study in physics class is very necessary for the reform and development if physics teaching.
189 The Chancellor could use the Budget to bring in taxation reforms.
190 Its target is nine million and officials are hoping that the SDF's decision to shift gears will bring in more voters.
191 Maggie: Carol, a Mom's gonna do what a Mom's gonna do? Son, bring in my Camembert .
192 So we can bring in four hydrogen atoms, which will each contribute another unpaired electron.
193 The debate teams can bring in any props for the debate.
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194 The company reportedly justified its decision by saying it was making only women redundant so they can stay at home and look after children and because what they bring in is a second income.
195 To bring in a new mine can take 20 years of bureaucratic mumbo jumbo, about what it takes to build a nuclear reactor in the U.S.
196 Suppose you're a cartographer or geographic information system (GIS) professional, working on behalf of one, or an advanced hobbyist and want to bring in multiple datasets from a variety of sources.
197 To the company's sustainable development, XSJ the company's long-term financing plan is bring in private equity investment, and then IPO in Shenzhen, listed on the GEM to obtain investment.
198 Its holders will be allowed to bring in a reasonable amount of daily necessities for personal use free of duty.
199 If the deadline-day switches to West Ham United or Tottenham Hotspur can be revitalised in January, he will use the funds to bring in Elia.
200 Air France is good at selling its flights directly to customers in France, because it is the best known and most popular brand, but it needs the GDSs to bring in business from travellers in Britain.
201 Apple is, in short, an orchestrator and integrator of technologies, unafraid to bring in ideas from outside but always adding its own twists.
202 He says China needs to cultivate innovative talent, develop free-thinking at universities, and bring in the best brainpower by opening up to the outside world.
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