phrasal verb

Bring around

Letter BInseparable

2Sections

Persuade or convince someone

Meanings

  • Persuade or convince someone (separable [obligatory], International English)
  • Bring something with you when you visit (separable [optional], International English)
  • Get someone talking about something (separable [obligatory], International English)

Examples

  • It took me ages to BRING him AROUND to my point of view.
  • He BROUGHT some books AROUND when he came last night.
  • He didn't want to discuss the details, but I managed to BRING him AROUND and he told me everything.

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