もってくる
Meanings
Expression
Verb (irregular)
1. to bring (something); to take along; to fetch; to get
Pitch accent
も
ってく
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Top 9700
Composed of
to come (spatially or temporally); to approach; to come back; to do ... and come back; to come to be; to become
Examples (77 in total)
Bring it here.
What did you bring?
Bring tea.
Shall I bring a magazine?
Bring your computer.
Did you bring wine?
Have you brought the milk?
I brought you some strawberries.
Have you brought the hairdryer?
Bring me an iced coffee.
Did you bring the cooler?
Did you bring your ID card with you?
Bring it here immediately.
He brought that.
Do you have much money with you?
"What did you bring me?" "I brought you a gift."
I brought you some coffee.
I should have brought my camera.
Bring me the newspaper.
Bring in lunch for the children.
Bring me a bottle of beer.
Get the tea from the fridge.
Could you bring me a blanket?
Don't forget to bring a pen.
I forgot to bring my glasses.
I'm thirsty, so bring me a beer.
I forgot to bring sandals.
Shall I bring you a glass of water?
Please bring the master key.
You don't have to bring your lunch.
Don't forget to take the first-aid kit.
Bring me my glasses.
Please bring an ice bag.
Bring your work to my room.
"Have you brought that book?" "Oh, I've forgotten it!"
Bring me some cold water.
"Did you bring the book?" "Oh, I forgot it!"
I accidentally forgot to bring the house key.
Why didn't you bring your hat today?
You may bring your own lunch to school.
Please wait. I'll bring you a towel.
I'll bring you something to drink.
Would you bring me some salt?
I was deceived by the blue sky and brought no umbrella.
Don't forget to bring your lunch on Saturday.
Bring a couple more chairs.
Bring me a bucket of water.
Where does this quote comes from?
Please bring a chair and join us in the game.
She took a lot of baggage with her.
I'll bring flowers the next time I visit.
Look at what she brought for my birthday party!
Bring me a sheet of paper, please.
My aunt brought me some flowers.
Bring some plates from the kitchen.
Please bring me vinegar and oil.
She brought apples, oranges, and so on.
I had the waiter bring us some coffee.
Tom brought me a slice of pie.
Don't forget to bring coriander, chili peppers, and ginger.
Bring the frozen fish here.
Bill brought me the book.
You're not allowed to bring food into the library.
Always bring your notebook to my class, will you?
Everyone in the girls' class brought their own lunch.
Bill brought me a glass of water.
Spring brings warm days and beautiful flowers.
"Why didn't you bring an umbrella?" "It was such good weather this morning!"
Do we need to bring our dictionaries to class tomorrow?
Someone has brought us some grapes.
Bring your essay to me this afternoon.
Please bring me the book next time you come.
He brought me the news that our team had won.
Whenever my uncle comes, he brings some nice things for us.
Bob brought such good news that they jumped up with joy.
He's a very romantic boyfriend who brings me flowers each night.
Bring the book to me, not to Tom.