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Brought Meaning for Kids

What Does Brought Mean?

Verb

  • To have taken something to a place or person.
  • To have caused something to happen or be in a certain state.

Brought — Full Explanation

Brought is the past tense of bring. It means you took something with you to a different place. For example, if you brought your lunch to school, it means you carried it there.

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Brought Meaning in Other Languages

hindi
लाया गया (laaya gaya)

laaya gaya

लाया (laaya)

laaya

बोला (bola)

bola

kannada
ತಂದ

tanda

ಕೊಂಡೊಯ್ಯಲಾಗಿದೆ

koṇḍoyyalaagide

ತಂದಿದೆ

tandide

bengali
নিয়ে আসা (niye asha)

niye asha

নিয়ে এসেছে (niye esheche)

niye esheche

আনছে (anache)

anache

spanish
traído en español

traído

trajo en español

trajo

llevó en español

llevó

Brought Synonyms

Brought Antonyms

Brought in Sentences

  • I brought my lunch to school today.
  • Dad brought home a new pet fish.
  • She brought her art supplies to the class.
  • They brought blankets for the picnic.
  • He brought a ball to play with friends.

💬 Brought Chat: Listen In!

Lunch Time Conversations

Meera: "Arjun, why are you hiding your tiffin box under the desk?"

Arjun: "Because I only brought curd rice today. Everyone else has fancy stuff."

Meera: "So what? I brought lemon rice with peanuts. It smells like Amma’s kitchen."

Arjun: "Exactly! The whole class will smell it and laugh."

Meera: "They never laugh when Riya brought pasta or when Kabir brought noodles."

Arjun: "That’s different. Our food looks too simple."

Meera: "Simple is nice. Last week you brought laddus and the whole class went wild."

Arjun: "That was sweet. This is just… white rice."

Meera: "But it’s cold and soft and has mustard seeds that go crack-crack. My tummy is already dancing."-crack. My tummy is already dancing."

Teacher Aunty: "What’s all this secret talking? Lunch time is for eating, not for worrying."

Arjun: "Aunty, I brought curd rice and I don’t want anyone to tease me."

Teacher Aunty: "I brought upma today. If anyone teases curd rice, upma and I will protect it."

Meera: "See, even Aunty brought home food. And look, Riya just brought plain roti and jam."

Arjun: "Hmm… and Kabir brought idlis again. No one is laughing."

Meera: "Come on, open it. The curry leaves smell so good, it’s like your grandma’s balcony."

Arjun:brought the box." "Okay… whoa, Amma put mango pickle too. I didn’t see that when I

Meera: "Lucky! You brought the yummiest lunch. Can I have a tiny bite of the pickle?"

Arjun: "Only if you give me some of your lemon rice. I’m glad I brought this now."

Frequently Asked Questions About Brought

What does 'brought' mean?
The word 'brought' means to have taken something to a place or person. For example, if you brought your toy to school, it means you took your toy with you.
How do you pronounce 'brought'?
You pronounce 'brought' like this: 'brawt'. It rhymes with 'caught'.
What is the origin of the word 'brought'?
The word 'brought' comes from the Old English word 'brōht', which means to carry or to bring.
What is the meaning of 'brought' in Hindi?
The word 'brought' in Hindi is 'लाया' (lāyā).

Facts & Quotes About Brought

Fact: The word 'brought' is the past tense of 'bring', which means to carry something to a place.
Proverb: You reap what you sow. (This means that what you do now will affect your future.)
Quote: "The best way to predict the future is to create it." - Peter Drucker