Bring on (to ) conjugation

English
30 examples
This verb can also mean the following: threat, cause, pose a challenge, compete aggressively, make something appear, do, make, attack, pose

Conjugation of bring on

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Present Simple
bring on
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Future Simple
will bring on
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Past Simple
brought on
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Conditional Simple
would bring on
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Present Progressive
am bringing on
are bringing on
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Future Progressive
will be bringing on
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Past Progressive
was bringing on
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Conditional Progressive
would be bringing on
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Present Perfect
have brought on
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Future Perfect
will have brought on
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Past Perfect
had brought on
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Conditional Perfect
would have brought on
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been bringing on
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Future Perfect Progressive
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Past Perfect Progressive
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Conditional Perfect Progressive
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Examples of bring on

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"How many carry-ons are you allowed to bring on Air Force One?"
"Out with the old woman and bring on the dribbling idiot."
"Then bring on that table."
' Dude, crank up the orgonometer and bring on module two!
'Cause right now I'd like to bring on a special mystery guest who's about to become the most important person in your life.
"How many carry-ons are you allowed to bring on Air Force One?"
"Out with the old woman and bring on the dribbling idiot."
"Then bring on that table."
' Dude, crank up the orgonometer and bring on module two!
'Cause right now I'd like to bring on a special mystery guest who's about to become the most important person in your life.
And I think we should consider bringing on a new attorney if we're gonna take on all these cases.
And the defense is really bringing on the pain now.
And we're bringing on a new organization to help us.
And we've been thinking about bringing on some new blood.
And your orders were to caution against bringing on a general engagement.
"A depression that includes weight gain, "fatigue, irritability, "brought on by the low light of winter."
"It was brought on by unexpected visitors."
"Temporary insanity brought on by acute panic distress syndrome." I don't care.
"The above entitled action, having been brought on by plaintiff... forjudgment of divorce"-
"They just brought on Tim Burton."
And I think we should consider bringing on a new attorney if we're gonna take on all these cases.
And the defense is really bringing on the pain now.
And we're bringing on a new organization to help us.
And we've been thinking about bringing on some new blood.
And your orders were to caution against bringing on a general engagement.
"A depression that includes weight gain, "fatigue, irritability, "brought on by the low light of winter."
"It was brought on by unexpected visitors."
"Temporary insanity brought on by acute panic distress syndrome." I don't care.
"The above entitled action, having been brought on by plaintiff... forjudgment of divorce"-
"They just brought on Tim Burton."

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