bring in

bring in
v + o + adv, v + adv + o
1)
a) (earn)

his job doesn't bring in much money — no saca mucho dinero con su trabajo

b) (attract) \<\<customers\>\> atraer*
c) (involve, use)

they had to bring the police in — tuvieron que hacer intervenir a la policía

we have to bring in extra staff in the summer — tenemos que contratar personal extra en verano

2)
a) (introduce) \<\<regulation/system\>\> introducir*, implantar; \<\<bill\>\> presentar
b) (Law)

to bring in a verdict of guilty — declarar culpable a alguien

VT + ADV
1) [+ person] hacer entrar, hacer pasar; [+ object] traer; [+ heavy object] entrar; [+ meal] servir; [+ harvest] recoger; [+ suspect] detener, llevar a la comisaría

to bring in the police — pedir la intervención de la policía

bring him in! — ¡que entre!, ¡que pase!

2) (=yield) [+ income] producir, proporcionar; [+ wages] sacar
3) (=introduce) [+ fashion, custom] introducir; (Pol) [+ bill] presentar, introducir

to bring in a verdict — (Jur) pronunciar un veredicto

4) (=attract) atraer

this should bring in the masses — esto debería atraer a las masas

* * *
v + o + adv, v + adv + o
1)
a) (earn)

his job doesn't bring in much money — no saca mucho dinero con su trabajo

b) (attract) \<\<customers\>\> atraer*
c) (involve, use)

they had to bring the police in — tuvieron que hacer intervenir a la policía

we have to bring in extra staff in the summer — tenemos que contratar personal extra en verano

2)
a) (introduce) \<\<regulation/system\>\> introducir*, implantar; \<\<bill\>\> presentar
b) (Law)

to bring in a verdict of guilty — declarar culpable a alguien


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