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bring <brought, brought> [brɪŋ] VERBE trans

3. bring JUR:

4. bring (force):

to bring oneself to do sth

bring about VERBE trans

1. bring (cause):

bring

2. bring (achieve):

bring

bring along VERBE trans

bring

bring back VERBE trans

1. bring (return):

bring

2. bring (reintroduce):

bring

3. bring (call to mind):

bring memories

bring down VERBE trans

1. bring (fetch down):

bring

2. bring (make fall over):

bring

3. bring (shoot down):

bring

4. bring (depose):

bring

5. bring (reduce):

bring

6. bring (make depressed):

bring
to bring the house down

bring forth VERBE trans form

bring
bring

bring forward VERBE trans (reschedule)

bring

bring in VERBE trans

1. bring (fetch in):

bring
bring harvest

2. bring (introduce):

bring

3. bring (ask to participate):

bring

4. bring (earn):

bring
bring

bring off VERBE trans fam

bring

bring out VERBE trans

1. bring (fetch out):

bring

2. bring (encourage):

bring GB Aus
to bring sb out

3. bring COMM (introduce to market):

bring

bring over VERBE trans

1. bring (fetch over):

bring

2. bring (persuade):

bring
to bring sb over to one's side

bring round VERBE trans esp GB

1. bring (fetch round):

bring

2. bring (bring back to consciousness):

bring

3. bring (persuade):

bring

bring up VERBE trans

1. bring (carry up):

bring

2. bring (rear):

bring

4. bring fam (vomit):

bring
to bring up the rear
to bring sb up short

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For example, a corporation has the personal right to bring a lawsuit (as well as the capacity to be sued) and, like a natural person, a corporation can be libeled.
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Lucky finds his daughter near the river and tries to bring her back home by heartily apologizing, but she refuses.
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One such practice would have the older men bring the male children a severally injured captive of war, allowing the boys to practice their archery skills against this living target.
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It is also common to use a rhetorical question to bring an end to a debate or to finalize a decision.
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The two empresses competed to bring educated women to their respective courts and encouraged rivalry among the women writers.
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You will bring a lot of illiquidity into the market if that's the way you set it up and that can't be a good idea.
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Faithful ask for that handkerchief in exchange for a new one they bring themselves or buy on the spot.
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It is advisable to bring wellies and work gear.
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If you're looking for the perfect snack to bring to a party, this fizzy, carbonated fruit will be a real crowd-pleaser.
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They were a reforming body, eager to bring order to the royal finances and bear down on patronage.
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