bring back
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Meaning
bring back to the point of departure
return to consciousness
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These pictures bring back sad memories
'A lot of chaos': State Department says it will fly Americans back from Wuhan, but questions remainThe State Department announcement that more flights would bring back Americans from Wuhan was welcome news, but plenty of questions remain.
After a 17-year-long trip, Xuanzang managed to bring back valuable Sanskrit texts to be translated into Chinese.
After 1866, the new Japanese government decided to send students and laborers to the U.S. in order to bring back the knowledge and experience necessary for the nation to grow strong.
Alternative proposals to requisition public buildings and bring back an army of retired teachers have been abandoned as impractical.
American is making plans to bring back 19 international routes, although on a different schedule than originally planned.