Collocation
bring good news
to deliver or share positive information
Definition
'bring good news' is a common English collocation. to deliver or share positive information
bring + good news
“I hope this meeting will bring good news about the project.”
Examples
- She called to bring good news about the job offer.
- The doctor came in and brought good news after the tests.
- We are waiting for the inspection report to bring good news.
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- His email brought good news that the shipment had arrived early.
- If the new policy works, it should bring good news to small businesses.
- The latest scan results brought good news for the whole family.
- The negotiations finally brought good news, but the details are still confidential.
- May your next visit bring good news, not more delays.
- When she returned from the meeting, she brought good news and a clear plan.
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