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transitive verb1) hereinbringen; auftragen [Essen]; einbringen [Ernte]2) (yield) einbringen [Verdienst, Summe]3) (Law)bring in a verdict of guilty/not guilty — einen Schuldspruch fällen/auf Freispruch erkennen
4) (call in) hinzuziehen, einschalten [Experten]* * *◆ bring invt1. (fetch in)▪ to \bring in in ⇆ sb/sth jdn/etw hereinbringento \bring in in the harvest die Ernte einbringen2. (introduce)▪ to \bring in in ⇆ sth etw einführento \bring in in a bill einen Gesetzentwurf einbringento \bring in in a rule eine Regel einführento \bring in in a topic [or subject] ein Thema zur Sprache bringen3. (ask to participate)▪ to \bring in in ⇆ sb jdn einschalten [o hinzuziehento \bring in in a profit of £1,000 einen Profit von 1.000 Pfund machento \bring in in a verdict of guilty/not guilty einen Schuldspruch/Freispruch fällen* * *vt sep1) (lit) person, object hereinbringen (prep obj, -to in +acc); harvest einbringen, bergen (esp DDR); sails einziehendon't bring him into it —
she's bound to bring Freud in — sie wird bestimmt Freud mit hereinbringen
why bring Freud/that in? — was hat Freud/das damit zu tun?
* * *bring in v/t1. hereinbringen, die Ernte einbringen:bring in capital WIRTSCH Kapital einbringen;brought-in capital eingebrachtes Kapital, Geschäftseinlage fb) verdienen4. jemanden einschalten, hinzuziehen5. eine Krankheit einschleppen* * *transitive verb1) hereinbringen; auftragen [Essen]; einbringen [Ernte]2) (yield) einbringen [Verdienst, Summe]3) (Law)bring in a verdict of guilty/not guilty — einen Schuldspruch fällen/auf Freispruch erkennen
4) (call in) hinzuziehen, einschalten [Experten]* * *v.einbringen v.
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