bring in

US /brɪŋ ɪn/
UK /brɪŋ ɪn/
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1.

to introduce a new law or system

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The government plans to bring in new regulations next year.
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They decided to bring in a new policy to improve efficiency.
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implementintroduceestablishenactinstitute
2.

to earn money or profit

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The new product is expected to bring in a lot of revenue.
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His investments started to bring in a steady income.
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earngenerateyieldproducemake
3.

to involve someone in a situation or discussion

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We need to bring in an expert to solve this problem.
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Don't bring me in on your arguments.
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involveincludeengagerecruitconsult
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bringbring onbring tobring it on!bring upbring aboutbring back