Bring it
phrase
To start or continue an activity with energy and determination.
You want a fight? Okay, bring it!

Often appears as...
- bring it on
- bring it closer
Usage tips
Informal
Idiomatic
phrase
Used to tell someone to offer or provide something.
If you've got any evidence, then bring it!

Often appears as...
- bring it forward
- bring it here
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
phrase
To show or contribute a skill, talent, or quality that's needed or desirable.
We need someone who can really bring it to this project.

Often appears as...
- bring it to the table
- bring it to the game
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
To start or continue an activity with energy and determination.
You want a fight? Okay, bring it!

Often appears as...
- bring it on
- bring it closer
Usage tips
Informal
Idiomatic
phrase
Used to tell someone to offer or provide something.
If you've got any evidence, then bring it!

Often appears as...
- bring it forward
- bring it here
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
phrase
To show or contribute a skill, talent, or quality that's needed or desirable.
We need someone who can really bring it to this project.

Often appears as...
- bring it to the table
- bring it to the game
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 3

Challenge Accepted
Use 'bring it' when you're ready to face a challenge or when you're defiant.

Oh, you think you can win? Bring it!
Energetic Tone
'Bring it' often conveys excitement and should be said with enthusiasm.

It's the final match, guys. Let's bring it!
Context of Conflict
It's commonly used in a competitive setting, like sports or debates.

They've made it to the finals before, but can they bring it again this year?
Challenge Accepted
Use 'bring it' when you're ready to face a challenge or when you're defiant.

Oh, you think you can win? Bring it!
Energetic Tone
'Bring it' often conveys excitement and should be said with enthusiasm.

It's the final match, guys. Let's bring it!
Context of Conflict
It's commonly used in a competitive setting, like sports or debates.

They've made it to the finals before, but can they bring it again this year?
Challenge Accepted
Use 'bring it' when you're ready to face a challenge or when you're defiant.

Oh, you think you can win? Bring it!
Energetic Tone
'Bring it' often conveys excitement and should be said with enthusiasm.

It's the final match, guys. Let's bring it!
Context of Conflict
It's commonly used in a competitive setting, like sports or debates.

They've made it to the finals before, but can they bring it again this year?
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