| 词汇 | bring-in |
| 释义 | bring something inphrasal verb with bringverb[ T ]uk /brɪŋ/ us /brɪŋ/brought | brought (INTRODUCE)to introduce something new such as a product or a law: 引进（新产品等）;制定，提出（新法律） New safety regulations have been brought in.已经制定了新的安全规章。 The building industry brought in rules to protect customers from sharp practice. There's a good case against bringing in new regulations. Stringent safety regulations were brought in after the accident. Such unpopular legislation is unlikely to be brought in before the next election. Stringent measures were brought in so that the government could balance its budget. Starting and beginning be in the first flush ofidiom be/get in on the ground flooridiom become begin branch out develop get down to businessidiom grow half-cock here here goes!idiom hit the ground runningidiom inaugurate motion start on something start out start/set/get the ball rollingidiom starting stirring wheel (MONEY)to make money: 赚取，挣（钱） Their chain of restaurants brings in millions of dollars a year.他们的连锁餐馆每年有几百万美元的收入。 The company employs 1,400 people and brings in about $240 million a year in sales. The new product brought in $77 million last year. Despite a promising start, the company brought in less than £20,000 this year. It's a terrible movie yet it brought in $200 million. The new product has been incredibly successful, bringing in about £1 million a month. Earning money assessable bank base pay basic basic income disposable income hand over fistidiom in arrearsidiom line your pocket(s)idiom livelihood make an honest livingidiom pro bono pro rata profit from something prorate pull pull something down raise revenue sick pay bring someone inphrasal verb with bringverb[ T ]uk /brɪŋ/ us /brɪŋ/brought | brought to ask someone to do a particular job: 吸收…为成员;请…做 We need to bring in an expert to deal with this problem.我们需要请个专家来处理这个问题。 I've been brought in to troubleshoot - to go in, sort out the problem, and get out again. The company has brought in some new blood in an effort to revive its fortunes.为了重铸辉煌，公司引进了一些新人。 Outside workers were brought in in an attempt to break the strike. The army was brought in to try to prevent further bloodshed.这支部队被调来，以防止再次发生流血事件。 An outside adviser has been brought in to arbitrate the dispute between the management and the union.局外顾问受邀对资方和工会之间的争端进行仲裁。 Applying for a job acqui-hire advertisement anoint anointed applicant assign elect employ employable employment employment agency equality, diversity and inclusion nomination nominee referee rehire reinstate reinstatement relocation expenses resume bring in something | American Dictionarybring in somethingphrasal verb with bringverb[ T ]us/brɪŋ/past tense and past participlebroughtus/brɔt/ to earn money: She brings in about $600 a week. bring sb in | Business Englishbring sb inphrasal verb with bringverb[ T ]uk /brɪŋ/usbrought | brought to ask someone to do a particular job: We need to bring in an expert to deal with this problem. bring sb/sth inphrasal verb with bringverb[ T ]uk /brɪŋ/usbrought | brought to attract somebody or something to a place or business: We're hoping that the price reductions will bring in the customers. The new sales team has brought in a lot of new business. bring sth inphrasal verb with bringverb[ T ]uk /brɪŋ/usbrought | brought to introduce something new such as a product or a law: New safety regulations have been brought in. to make a particular amount of money: The merger should bring in more than $300m of extra sales revenue. |
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