Please bring your friends down so I can meet them.
•She brought down her cousin, who had been taking a nap upstairs.
•Aunt Mattie was brought down for supper.
2. Fig. to bring someone to a place for a visit. •Let's bring Tom and Terri down for a visit this weekend.
•We brought down Tom just last month.
•They were brought down at our expense for a weekend visit.
3. Fig. to restore someone to a normal mood or attitude. (After a period of elation or, perhaps, drug use.) •The bad news brought me down quickly.
•I was afraid that the sudden change of plans would bring down the entire group.