bring to

英 [brɪŋ tu]

美 [brɪŋ tu]

使（某人）苏醒; （使）停驶; 把…带给（某人）或带往（某处）

柯林斯词典

• 使恢复知觉
  If youbringsomeonetowhen they are unconscious, you make them become conscious again.

英英释义

verb

• return to consciousness
  1. These pictures bring back sad memories
  Synonym:bring backbring roundbring around

双语例句

• But not with the subtlety or panache that you or I would bring to the job.
  或许可以做得到，但是不会向你我那样用谨小慎微或派头十足的方式提出来。
• I'll discuss the benefits this capability can bring to your application and the issues that might arise.
  我将讨论这一功能为应用程序所带来的好处，以及可能引发的问题。
• My first recollection of the magic he could bring to Valentines day came when I was six.
  在我6岁那年的情人节，他给我带来了第一次美妙的回忆。
• I can't seem to bring to mind the name of the place where we last met.
  我好像想不起来我们最后一次见面的那个地方的名字了。
• With that in mind, your resume alone has to create a clear, instant picture of who you are and what you can bring to the party.
  明白了这一点，你的简历就应该清晰、快速地展示出你是谁，你能为这家公司带来什么。
• First, let's quickly survey some of the key benefits that this release will bring to you
  首先，让我们快速总结一下新版本将会带给您的关键性优势所在
• Increasingly, competitive success hinges upon the ability to connect with others and take advantage of the knowledge that they can bring to the table.
  成功愈加地依赖于和外部人员联系并利用他们所带来的知识。
• Neon squares with a lowercase "JCP" bring to mind a postmodern art show.
  方形霓虹灯牌上标着英文小写字母“jcp”标志，让人感觉这里更像是一场后现代派的艺术展。
• Everyone appreciates what others bring to the table.
  每个人都赏识其他人拿出来的东西。
• That's the biggest thing the coach can bring to the table.
  这就是教练所能够起到的最大作用。