bring it on Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
bring [something] [up]on [someone or something]
To cause something very bad to happen to someone, something, or oneself. They wanted me to believe that I had brought shame on my family. I'm sorry to have to fire you, Jacob, but you brought this upon yourself. The product, their most expensive to develop, completely flopped when it hit the markets, bringing ruin on the company within the span of a year.See also: bringbring it on
slang A set phrase used to challenge someone. If you think you're a better basketball player than me, bring it on!See also: bring, onbring it on!
People say Bring it on! to show that they are ready and eager to face a challenge, fight or difficult situation. `Are you sure about this trip?' David asked. `Yeah,' said Julie, `Bring it on.'See also: bringbring it on!
used as a defiant challenge to carry out a threat. informal 2003 Eye Weekly [Toronto] I come from a pretty noisy familythey all came to see me at a show I did in Guelph and it was just noise, noise, noise. I'm used to it, so bring it on! See also: bringSee also:- [someone or something] promises well
- a/the feel of [something]
- a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down
- [I] wouldn't [do something] if I were you
- [have] got something going [with someone]
- a straw will show which way the wind blows
- accompanied by
- accompanied by [someone or something]
- accompany
- a crack at [someone or something]
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