Bring
Watch
Watch verb - To keep one's eyes on.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The hero gets rewarded with saving the world by being forced to watch their partner disappear to bring back Mew to truly finish Dark Matter.
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In his case, it's an inversion: the sacrifice was not dying, but instead choosing to force himself to tread on to get revenge for his friends, watch after their kids, and bring peace to Spira.
Source: Video Game / Final Fantasy X - It seems uncharacteristic of someone like Rosalina, whose job is to watch over the Universe, to not notice (or simply not care) about something that could very well bring about the end of the universe as we know it.
Source: WMG / Super Mario Bros.
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