Meaning of bring in
Definition of bring in
(verb)
bring
in a new
person
or
object
into a
familiar
environment; "He brought in a new judge"; "The new
secretary
introduced a
nasty
rumor"
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"
be
sold
for a
certain
price; "The
painting
brought $10,000"; "The old
print
fetched a
high
price
at the auction"
submit
(a verdict) to a
court
transmit; "The
microphone
brought in the sounds from the
room
next
to mine"
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