phrasal verb · informal

bring by

/brɪŋ baɪ/BRING·by

speaking

to take something to someone's place, usually by calling in or stopping briefly

Examples

“I'll bring the documents by your office this afternoon.”

“Could you bring my book by when you come round?”

“He said he'd bring a cake by for the birthday party.”

“If you're near my office this morning, please bring the signed form by so I can file it before lunch.”

bring something by verb phrasebringing something by gerund / present participlebrought something by past

bring by to your house→bring by your house

bring by me→bring it by me

5bring→6drop by→7+bring by

drop by with

drop by

“I might drop by later if I finish work early.”

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