Đưa ra

to bring a charge

đưa ra lời buộc tội

to bring an argument

đưa ra một lý lẽ

Làm cho, gây cho

to bring tears to someone's eyes

làm cho ai phát khóc, làm cho ai chảy nước mắt

to bring someone to see something

làm cho ai thấy được cái gì

Đưa ra toà

to bring down the house

làm cho cả rạp vỗ tay nhiệt liệt

to bring home to

làm cho nhận thấy, làm cho thấy rõ, làm cho hiểu

to bring home a truth to someone

làm cho ai hiểu một sự thật

to bring into play

phát huy

to bring to bear on

dùng, sử dụng

to bring pressure to bear on someone

dùng sức ép đối với ai

Hướng về, chĩa về

to bring guns to bear on the enemy

chĩa đại bác về phía quân thù

đem

mang

vác

Carry, bear, fetch, get, take; deliver: Don't forget tobring some wine home for dinner tonight.

Lead, conduct,convey; escort, invite, accompany: The road brought me to yourhouse. You can bring anyone you like to the party. 3 draw,attract, lure, allure: What brings you to London?

Carry,bear, convey; report: She brought word of the uprising.

Bring on, bring about, occasion, give rise to, be the source orcause of, create, cause, engender, produce; contribute to: Thethought of his mother brought tears to his eyes.

Institute,advance; invoke: She is bringing charges against him forslander.

Bring about. occasion, cause, bring on, accomplish,effect, achieve, produce: The government has brought aboutchanges in the health service.

Bring down. a overthrow,depose, oust, unseat, dethrone, overturn, topple: A militaryfaction has brought down the government. b reduce, lessen,diminish, cut (back or down): The chancellor promised to bringdown taxes in the next budget.

Bring forth. a bear, givebirth to, produce; yield: The kangaroo brings forth young lessthan an inch in size. b set forth, bring out or in or up,introduce, present, produce, put out, submit, offer, advance:Mr Hanson has brought forth a new sales plan.

Bring in. aearn, yield, produce, realize, fetch, return, sell for:Advertising brings in more revenue than subscriptions. b Seedef.

, below.

Bring off. succeed (in), carry out,achieve, accomplish, do, carry out or off, perform, succeed,pull off; Colloq put over: Do you really think she'll be ableto bring off her masquerade?

Bring on. a produce, put on,introduce, bring in: When the children in the audience began toget restless, they brought on the clowns. b induce, produce,occasion, bring about: Eating strawberries brought on a rash.13 bring out. a display, feature, focus on, illuminate, setoff, make noticeable or conspicuous, emphasize, develop: Thecolour of the dress brings out the blue of your eyes. bpublish, issue, release, make known or public, produce; put on,stage: They've brought out a new edition of Dickens's works.14 bring round or around. a revive, resuscitate, bring to;restore: The smelling salts brought her round when she fainted.b persuade, win over, convince, influence: Can he be broughtround to our way of thinking?

Bring up. a rear, raise, carefor, look after, nurture, breed; educate, teach, train, tutor:She has brought up six children on her own. b introduce,broach, bring in, raise, pen (up), set forth, mention, touch on,talk about, discuss; reintroduce, recall: Why bring upirrelevant matters like his age? c raise, elevate: So far,they have brought up only three survivors from the mine. dvomit, throw up, regurgitate, disgorge: He woke up feeling sickand brought up most of the previous night's meal.

(past and past part. brought) 1 a come conveying esp. bycarrying or leading. b come with.

Cause to come or bepresent (what brings you here?).

Cause or result in (warbrings misery).

Be sold for; produce as income.

A prefer(a charge). b initiate (legal action).

Cause to become or toreach a particular state (brings me alive; brought them to theirsenses; cannot bring myself to agree).

Adduce (evidence, anargument, etc.).

Turn (aship) around. bring-and-buy sale Brit. a kind of charity saleat which participants bring items for sale and buy what isbrought by others. bring back call to mind. bring down 1 causeto fall.

Lower (a price).

Sl. make unhappy or less happy.4 colloq. damage the reputation of; demean. bring forth 1 givebirth to.

Produce, emit, cause. bring forward 1 move to anearlier date or time.

Transfer from the previous page oraccount.

Draw attention to; adduce. bring home to cause torealize fully (brought home to me that I was wrong). bring thehouse down receive rapturous applause. bring in 1 introduce(legislation, a custom, fashion, topic, etc.).

Yield asincome or profit. bring into play cause to operate; activate.bring low overcome. bring off achieve successfully. bring on 1cause to happen or appear.

Accelerate the progress of. bringout 1 emphasize; make evident.

Publish. bring over convertto one's own side. bring round 1 restore to consciousness.

Persuade. bring through aid (a person) through adversity, esp.illness. bring to 1 restore to consciousness (brought him to).2 check the motion of. bring to bear (usu. foll. by on) directand concentrate (forces). bring to mind recall; cause one toremember. bring to pass cause to happen. bring under subdue.bring up 1 rear (a child).

Vomit, regurgitate.

Callattention to.

(absol.) stop suddenly. bring upon oneself beresponsible for (something one suffers).

Bringer n. [OEbringan f. Gmc]