English / phrasal verb
bring in
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To enlist or invite an external specialist or contributor to participate in a project or meeting
In context
01
The department decided to bring in an experienced data architect to optimize the internal database.
02
We should bring in our legal counsel before finalizing the licensing agreement with the vendor.
Synonyms
involve,recruit,introduce
Antonyms
exclude,dismiss,leave out
Collocations
bring in an expert,bring in a consultant,bring in new talent