Collocation
bring good news
Definition
to deliver or share positive information
'bring good news' is a common English collocation. to deliver or share positive information
bring + good news
“I hope the doctor will bring good news.”
Examples
- We’re waiting for the results—please _____ good news.
- She called to _____ good news about her new job.
- The email finally _____ good news: our flight was rebooked.
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- He always tries to _____ good news to the team after tough meetings.
- The nurse came in and _____ good news about the test results.
- If you _____ good news, let me know right away.
- The messenger _____ good news from the front lines.
- May this new year _____ good news and better health.
- She walked in smiling, clearly _____ good news.