bring in sth

ˌbring sb ˈin sth|ˌbring ˈin sthto make or earn a particular amount of money赚得；挣His freelance work brings him in about $20 000 a year.他做特约工作每年大约赚 2 万元。How much does she bring in now?她现在挣多少钱？

• Ameripass
• guitar
• soymilks
• cuffs batao
• hex
• bedrench
• coeloblastula
• air flue
• repurchasers
• a shot in the arm
• seigniories
• Grand Teton National Park
• Notomyotina
• strandless
• keep in one's head
• wrinkled
• bump up
• third law of thermodynamics
• dextrorse
• lowest required radiating power
• erroneous
• naked ladies
• taste of
• traverse adjustment
• bring ... to
• thumbnuts
• retrograde vernier
• Mail Aid
• molar attraction constant
• virtual process
• flueric
• the Word
• simple as rolling off a log
• remote Mach number
• substantive
• anvil clouds
• speak the same language
• Hazeline
• Bethune,Mary McLeod
• sofa beds
• blended family
• nothing loath
• refurbishment
• sackless
• zero out
• zonk
• grief-stricken
• tramless
• paoloes
• Hymies
• attendance allowance
• primate
• deep-going
• tollway
• in the same breath
• ethanamides
• staled
• gliomatous
• diseased
• mascotting
• debuggers
• talkable
• as happy as a clam
• only if
• takedowns
• command-detonated mine
• uglied
• eccentric gearing
• metepa
• not too bad
• dash off to
• wackiness
• upon tick
• thigh-length
• static random-access memory
• play at houses
• Macoma
• trouting
• atmospheric electricity
• black camp
• to top/cap it all
• troughlike
• perpetuals
• not a stitch on
• Piscean
• multicomputer system
• soft loan / credit
• fleurets
• interrupted mating
• archimedess
• capercaillies
• slough off
• Bara, Theda
• atemoyas
• throatiest
• neutron logging
• pentyl
• combat fatigue
• be glad to see the back of
• epimeric