Bring along meaning in English

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Definition

to bring along (something, someone): to carry, to take, to transport (something); to be accompanied by (someone) verb
Bring along an extra pair of shoes if you have space in your backpack.
You can't bring along your girlfriend because there is not enough space in the car.
  • "In preparation for our negotiations, I brought along my intern Edward Moon and his guitar."
  • "Could you also let me know if you will be bringing any food or drink along, so I know what to prepare?"
  • "Would either of you mind if I brought along a date?"

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