| 词汇 | bring-together |
| 释义 | bring someone/something togetherphrasal verb with bringverb[ T ]uk /brɪŋ/ us /brɪŋ/brought | brought to help people or groups to become friendly or to do something together, especially when they would not usually do this: 使…和解;使…友好 The disaster brought the community together.这次灾难使邻里间更加和睦了。 A common interest in chess brought them together. to combine a number of people, things, or activities in one place, under one title, for one purpose, etc.: A school brings together in a single location many activities of educational value. The exhibition brought together works by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, and Walker Evans. In the end a desire for peace brought the two sides together. Fate has brought us together.天意让我们相聚。 A tripartite agreement brought together government, industry and trade unions in an effort to reduce unemployment.一项三方协议使政府、企业和工会联合起来，努力减少失业人口。 The conference will bring together experts on various aspects of climate change. This year's Paralympics brought together more than 4,000 athletes from 146 countries. Their dream to bring computers and ordinary people together was nothing less than revolutionary.他们梦想着让计算机走进普通百姓的生活，这不亚于进行一场革命。 Combination products bring together different drugs in a single medication. The work brings together themes such as the growth of political stability, the decline of personal monarchy, and the growth of British identity. Acting, being or existing together accompanying allied along alongside among distributively double act en bloc en masse epiphenomenal jointly misery misery loves companyidiom non-compatible non-conflicting tow twin two-way unison unite You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Helping and co-operating Connecting and combining |
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