bring (something) to the party

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bring (something) to the party

To provide or offer a useful skill or attribute. He brings years of leadership experience to the party.
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bring something to the party

If you talk about what someone brings to the party, you are talking about the contribution they make to a particular activity or situation. Johnson asked, `What do they bring to the party?' `They bring a lot to the party,' Cohen replied, `principally $3 billion in capital.' They are far better than nearly every band in London, but they need to find something fresh to bring to the party.
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So whatever germs a dog might bring to the party, they can't be any more dangerous than the ones already there.
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