데려와요

bring (someone) here, bring (someone) along

→ 데려오다
verb · formal, present tense Uncommon #13,994
bring (someone) here, bring (someone) along Used for bringing a person or animal to the speaker’s location or another place in focus.
KO: 친구를 집에 데려와요.
EN: I bring my friend home.
Conjugation of 데려오다
Indicative present
데려와요

왕빈을 왜 데려와요?

Why are you bringing Wang Bin along?

— 인생 (1994)

아무것도 그런데 애를 데려와요?

You’re bringing the kid over for no reason?

— 중앙역 (1998)

그리고 아버지를 데려와요

And bring your father.

— 대부 (1972)

카밀라 로즈 데려와요

Please bring Camila Rose.

— 멀홀랜드 드라이브 (2001)

아픈데 어떻게 데려와요?

How can I bring you here when you're sick?

— 자전거 도둑 (1948)

그렇다고 경찰 이미지 생각 않고 늙은이를 데려와요?

So you're bringing in an old man without thinking about the police image?

— 포풍추영 (2025)

볼피나라도 데려와요?

Should I bring Volpina too?

— 아마코드 (1973)

찾아서 데려와요

Find them and bring them here.

— 브로커 (2022)