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bring sand to the beach

bring sand to the beach verb: to take something to a place where it is already plentiful.

Verb

bring sand to the beach (third-person singular simple present brings sand to the beach, present participle bringing sand to the beach, simple past and past participle brought sand to the beach)

  1. To take something to a place where it is already plentiful.

Forms of bring sand to the beach

third-person singular presentbrings sand to the beach
present participlebringing sand to the beach
past participlebrought sand to the beach
pastbrought sand to the beach

Questions about bring sand to the beach

What does bring sand to the beach mean?
Bring sand to the beach means to take something to a place where it is already plentiful.
What part of speech is bring sand to the beach?
Bring sand to the beach is a verb.
What is the past tense of bring sand to the beach?
The past tense of bring sand to the beach is brought sand to the beach.

Words near bring sand to the beach in the dictionary

  1. bring over
  2. bring owls to Athens
  3. Bring radical
  4. Bring radicals
  5. bring round
  6. bring sand to the beach
  7. bring someone to their knees
  8. bring suit
  9. bring the curtain down
  10. bring the house down
  11. bring the lumber

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