Synonyms for bring in
bring in

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1. bring in, introduceverb

   bring in a new person or object into a familiar environment

   "He brought in a new judge"; "The new secretary introduced a nasty rumor"

   Synonyms:
   innovate, bring out, enter, fetch, gain, usher in, earn, introduce, clear, put in, inaugurate, precede, take in, pull in, insert, enclose, infix, premise, present, stick in, realise, preface, realize, bring, inclose, make, acquaint

2. gain, take in, clear, make, earn, realize, realise, pull in, bring inverb

   earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages

   "How much do you make a month in your new job?"; "She earns a lot in her new job"; "this merger brought in lots of money"; "He clears $5,000 each month"

   Synonyms:
   wee-wee, cause, receive, attract, make, arrive at, top, light up, recognise, draw, stool, have, solve, piddle, hold, overhear, draw in, sack, cod, unclutter, absorb, agnize, clear up, invite, garner, do, consume, earn, stimulate, pull, actualize, exculpate, assimilate, sort out, defecate, lay down, bring, make water, crystalise, name, pass water, actualise, exonerate, gull, make headway, crystalize, create, crap, collect, get to, pretend, cook, fool, suck, gain, build, authorize, assoil, adopt, gather, understand, crystallise, straighten out, establish, pee, discharge, realize, sop up, constitute, make up, introduce, take up, give, attain, see, pull in, urinate, take, form, derive, catch, befool, benefit, net, acquit, substantiate, wee, ca-ca, pull ahead, get, recognize, prepare, suck in, micturate, soak up, agnise, watch, throw, advance, profit, reach, take a shit, get ahead, illuminate, score, view, piss, sack up, make believe, induce, dupe, ingest, brighten, put on, pee-pee, ready, shit, relieve oneself, fetch, spend a penny, elucidate, take in, gather in, enlighten, puddle, take a crap, clear, hit, produce, slang, gain ground, crystallize, acquire, suck up, move in, progress to, take a leak, authorise, get in, win, put one across, pass, put one over, nominate, shed light on, work, fix, realise, imbibe, seduce, construct

3. fetch, bring in, bringverb

   be sold for a certain price

   "The painting brought $10,000"; "The old print fetched a high price at the auction"

   Synonyms:
   make for, add, bestow, fetch, gain, play, convey, institute, clear, wreak, lend, work, take in, pull in, land, get, contribute, introduce, take, realise, realize, bring, impart, make, earn

4. bring inverb

   submit (a verdict) to a court

   Synonyms:
   realize, gain, introduce, realise, earn, make, bring, take in, pull in, fetch, clear

5. bring inverb

   transmit

   "The microphone brought in the sounds from the room next to mine"

   Synonyms:
   realize, gain, introduce, realise, earn, make, bring, take in, pull in, fetch, clear

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1. Ranveer Singh Jamval:

   We will target the mountaineering waste from Camp 1 (19,695 feet) to the summit, there are old cylinders, tents, tins, packets, equipment and other mountaineering waste. Apart from our own haversacks weighing 10 kg each, we intend to bring in another 10 kg each on the trip.

2. Stephen Yalof:

   We've had seven deals last year to bring in craft breweries and we're hoping to bring in more.

3. Joseph Kitamirike:

   The first security we are offering, the lot size is 10,000 shillings, which is like $3, and the minimum amount investable is $3, to bring in a cadre of investors who never imagined they could trade securities.

4. Julia Alexander:

   Keeping titles on a platform comes with a cost, does a title bring in more value to the platform than its cost ? If the answer is no, and especially if that title is a low engagement title, which many of these are, then removing titles can benefit a company's bottom line.

5. Bill Barnes:

   We had to bring in all of our stakeholders, including the Medical Examiner's Office, the hospitals where the patients are going to be discharged from, and the funeral home directors to identify a solution to the problem.