phrasal verb · neutral
bring onto
UK/brɪŋ ˈɒntə/US/brɪŋ ˈɑːnˌtoʊ/bring ON·to
to introduce something or someone onto a stage, agenda, or into a discussion
Examples
“The moderator brought the issue onto the agenda for the next meeting.”
“They brought the actor onto the stage amid applause.”
“She brought an innovative idea onto the table during the session.”
Band 8 sentence
“Before the vote, a councillor brought a controversial amendment onto the agenda, forcing a heated debate.”
Collocations
- bring onto the agenda
- bring onto the stage
Word family
Common mistakes
bring into the agenda→bring onto the agenda
bring on the stage (without object)→bring onto the stage / bring the actor on to the stage
use 'bring onto' interchangeably with 'bring in' always→'bring in' có nghĩa khác (thu hút, đưa vào nội bộ); nên chọn từ phù hợp bối cảnh.
Say it for a higher band
5introduce→6put on the agenda→7+bring onto
Synonyms
introduce
Easily confused
introduce
“They introduced a new policy at the meeting.”
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