bring together
يجمع
بهطور تحتاللفظی: To carry or lead to the same location
Use it when you are the person making a connection happen between people or ideas.
در ۱۵ ثانیه
- To cause people or things to join or meet.
- Used for creating unity, harmony, or a shared purpose.
- Works for both physical gatherings and abstract ideas.
معنی
This phrase is used when you cause different people or things to join together in one place or for one purpose. It is about creating unity, whether you are organizing a party or solving a big problem.
مثالهای کلیدی
3 از 6Organizing a family dinner
I really want to bring the whole family together for Thanksgiving this year.
I really want to gather the whole family for Thanksgiving this year.
A manager talking to a team
This project will bring together the best minds from both departments.
This project will unite the best minds from both departments.
Texting about a group chat
I'll start a WhatsApp group to bring everyone together for the trip.
I will start a group to get everyone in one place for the trip.
زمینه فرهنگی
The phrase emphasizes the Western cultural value of 'collaboration' and 'community building.' It became especially prominent in 20th-century social movements and corporate leadership discourse to describe the act of bridging divides. It is often used in the context of the 'Global Village' to describe how technology connects us.
The 'Separable' Secret
You can put the object in the middle! 'Bring the group together' sounds more active and rhythmic than 'Bring together the group' in casual speech.
Don't confuse with 'Get together'
'Get together' is what the people do themselves. 'Bring together' is what YOU do to them. You bring them together so they can get together.
در ۱۵ ثانیه
- To cause people or things to join or meet.
- Used for creating unity, harmony, or a shared purpose.
- Works for both physical gatherings and abstract ideas.
What It Means
Bring together is all about connection. It means you are the bridge between two or more separate things. You might be connecting people, ideas, or even different parts of a machine. It implies that these things were apart before you acted. It is a very positive, constructive phrase.
How To Use It
You can use it with people as the object. For example, The wedding brought the families together. You can also use it for abstract concepts. Think about bringing together different styles of music. It is a separable phrasal verb. This means you can say bring together the team or bring the team together. Both are perfectly fine and natural.
When To Use It
Use it when you want to sound like a leader or a connector. It works great at work when discussing teamwork. It is perfect for social events like dinners or festivals. Use it when you are talking about peace or reconciliation. It sounds warm and intentional. If you are texting a friend about a group chat, it works there too!
When NOT To Use It
Do not use it for physical objects that you are just piling up. If you are putting your laundry in a basket, you aren't bringing it together. You are just gathering it. Bring together usually implies a sense of harmony or a shared goal. Don't use it for things that don't belong together. It might sound a bit forced or strange.
Cultural Background
In English-speaking cultures, being a 'connector' is highly valued. This phrase is often used in political speeches to inspire unity. It carries a sense of community spirit. It reflects the 'melting pot' idea in the US or the 'multicultural' vibe in the UK. It is the language of peace-making and collaboration.
Common Variations
You might hear get together, which is more casual and usually means meeting up. Pull together is another one, but that implies working hard during a crisis. Bring together remains the most versatile. It can be a simple social act or a massive historical event. It is the 'goldilocks' of connection phrases—just right for almost any situation.
نکات کاربردی
This phrase is highly flexible and works in almost any register. Just remember that when using pronouns (him, her, them, us), they must be placed between 'bring' and 'together.'
The 'Separable' Secret
You can put the object in the middle! 'Bring the group together' sounds more active and rhythmic than 'Bring together the group' in casual speech.
Don't confuse with 'Get together'
'Get together' is what the people do themselves. 'Bring together' is what YOU do to them. You bring them together so they can get together.
The Peace-Maker Vibe
In English, if someone calls you a 'uniter' or says you 'bring people together,' it is one of the highest social compliments you can receive.
مثالها
6I really want to bring the whole family together for Thanksgiving this year.
I really want to gather the whole family for Thanksgiving this year.
Shows the desire for family unity.
This project will bring together the best minds from both departments.
This project will unite the best minds from both departments.
Professional use focusing on collaboration.
I'll start a WhatsApp group to bring everyone together for the trip.
I will start a group to get everyone in one place for the trip.
Casual use for digital organization.
The festival brings together jazz, rock, and pop fans.
The festival unites fans of jazz, rock, and pop.
Used for diverse groups of people.
Nothing brings people together like a shared hatred of slow Wi-Fi.
Nothing unites people like hating slow internet.
Funny take on what creates unity.
It took a long time, but the tragedy finally brought the brothers together.
It took time, but the tragedy finally united the brothers.
Emotional use regarding reconciliation.
خودت رو بسنج
Choose the best word to complete the sentence.
The charity event aims to ___ together local businesses and volunteers.
We use 'bring together' to describe the act of uniting different groups for a cause.
Complete the sentence describing a chef's work.
This recipe ___ together flavors from Italy and Japan.
When combining abstract things like flavors or styles, 'brings together' is the most natural choice.
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ابزارهای بصری یادگیری
Formality of 'Bring Together'
Texting friends to hang out.
Let's bring everyone together.
Common daily use.
The music brings people together.
Speeches or business reports.
We must bring together our resources.
Where to use 'Bring Together'
Cooking
Bringing flavors together.
Family
Bringing relatives together.
Business
Bringing teams together.
Politics
Bringing nations together.
سوالات متداول
10 سوالIt means to cause people or things to join or meet. For example, The coach brought the team together for a talk.
Yes, but usually only if they form a new whole. You can bring together different ingredients in a soup, but you wouldn't bring together your keys and your wallet on a table.
It is neutral. You can use it in a business meeting like We need to bring together our ideas or with friends like Let's bring everyone together for a movie.
'Unite' is much more formal and serious. Bring together is friendlier and more common in daily conversation.
No, if you use a pronoun like 'them' or 'us,' it must go in the middle. You must say bring them together.
It is often used for mergers or collaborations. The merger will bring together two of the largest tech firms.
Absolutely. You can bring together different theories, cultures, or viewpoints in a discussion.
The opposite would be pull apart or divide.
No, it can mean emotional or intellectual connection. A shared experience can bring people together even if they are far apart.
Yes, you could say Fate brought them together, which sounds very romantic and poetic.
عبارات مرتبط
Gather round
To collect people in a circle to listen or watch.
Join forces
To work together to achieve a specific goal.
Bridge the gap
To connect two different things or groups.
Round up
To collect people or things that are scattered.
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