bring in
Cause to enter
To bring in is to cause something to enter or arrive—you bring in the mail, bring in groceries, bring in a consultant.
The phrase extends to generating or producing: The new product line brings in millions annually.
In legal contexts, a jury brings in a verdict.
To bring someone in can mean to arrest them or recruit them for a project: They brought her in to fix the marketing strategy.
Gather a crop
- cropCultivated agricultural plants
- yieldProduce or relinquish
- pickingAct of selecting
- gatherBring or come together
glean · bushel · bounty · haul · seasonal workers · orchard · vineyard · thresh
Generous treatment of guests
- guestWelcomed visitor
- visitorShort-term guest
- receptionAct of receiving guests
- invitationRequest to attend
warmth · greeting · usher · host · open arms · embrace · newcomer · stranger
Gain by working
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- wagesPayment for work
- revenueBusiness income total
- profitGain exceeding expenditure
paycheck · commission · bonus · compensation · dividends · royalties · stipend · side hustle
Take on for work
- talentInborn aptitude
- expertHighly skilled practitioner
- consultantProfessional advice provider
- specialistExpert in one field
outsider · reinforcements · fresh blood · new hire · headhunt · onboard · staff · team member
reap
Gather a crop
gather · glean · bushel · bounty · haul · seasonal workers · orchard · vineyard · thresh · bountiful
hospitality
Generous treatment of guests
invitation · warmth · greeting · usher · host · open arms · embrace · newcomer · stranger · refugee
earn
Gain by working
profit · paycheck · commission · bonus · compensation · dividends · royalties · stipend · side hustle · breadwinner
hire
Take on for work
- talentInborn aptitude
- expertHighly skilled practitioner
- consultantProfessional advice provider
specialist · outsider · reinforcements · fresh blood · new hire · headhunt · onboard · staff · team member · contractor
handcuffs
Locking wrist restraints
suspect · warrant · booking · interrogate · perp walk · collar · nab · round up · pick up · squad car
launch
Set into motion
roll out · present · propose · implement · phase in · usher in · pioneer · innovate · initiative · policy