introduce or implement
The company decided to bring in new safety regulations after the accident.
bring in — 3 meanings
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earn or generate money
Her online shop brings in about $500 a month.
involve for expertise
The company decided to bring in an external mediator to help resolve the dispute.
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1. introduce or implement
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to introduce or start using something new, like a law, rule, or system.
The company decided to bring in new safety regulations after the accident.
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to earn or produce a particular amount of money.
Her online shop brings in about $500 a month.
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to ask someone to take part in a discussion, project, or activity, especially because they have special knowledge or skills.
The company decided to bring in an external mediator to help resolve the dispute.
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