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bring along

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bring someone or something along (to something)
to bring someone or something with one to some event. I brought my uncle along to the party. Please bring along your camera to the show.
See also: along, bring


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Look around your home and see which if your current possessions would be valuable to bring along.
Bring along a few friends to spend a weekend or even a long vacation by the beach.
 
 
 
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