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Earning or being paid
“The farmer will be better fed because the groundnuts will bring in enough money to buy more wheat than he could by growing millet.”
Present participle for to introduce or establish something new
“It was supposed to change the earth's energies and bring in a new age of enlightenment.”
Present participle for to cause to participate in an activity or situation
“Some jobs are just too big for the smaller tools, and you have to bring in the big guns.”
(a guest or visitor) Present participle for to formally give admittance to
Present participle for to summon or call for someone
Present participle for to apprehend or catch someone, especially a suspected criminal
Present participle for to set as a price
Present participle for to implicate, involve, or mention someone or something, often without necessity or relevance
Present participle for to import or export, illicitly or by stealth
Present participle for to introduce or infuse an element into a system or environment
Present participle for to persuade (others) to support one's policy
Present participle for to bring (something) in from a foreign country, especially for sale or trade
Present participle for to direct or guide along a pathway
Present participle for to attract (someone) to come to a place or an event
Present participle for to deliver a result or judgment following deliberation
(touch on) Present participle for to make mention
Present participle for to assimilate in order to take over or appropriate
Present participle for to assemble or congregate in one place or as a group
Present participle for to insert or introduce between or among others
Present participle for to hire (somebody) for work or a job
In the act or state of taking, accepting or collecting something (given)
The action or process of importing goods or services
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