| Bring | |||
| Czasownik frazowy | Definicja | Przykład | Tłumaczenie |
| bring about |
= (tr) cause to happen |
Major spending is required to bring about substantial improvements in housing. | spowodować, wywołać |
| bring back |
= (tr) cause to recall |
He wants to bring back the glamour of the old Hollywood films. | przywrócić, przypominać |
| bring down |
= (tr) cause to fall |
Strong winds brought down power lines across the region. | strącać, obniżać, zwalić |
| bring forward |
= (tr) move sth to an earlier date or time |
They brought the date of the wedding forward so her cousins could attend. | przesunąć |
| bring in |
= (tr) create profit/money |
Overseas students bring in more than Ł30 million a year in tuition fees. |
wprowadzać, przynosić |
| bring on |
= (tr) cause, usually sth unpleasant |
She nearly died of a heart attack brought on by fear. | powodować, wnieść |
| bring out |
= (tr) put on the market |
She is bringing out an eagerly awaited solo album next month. | wydać, wprowadzić |
| bring round |
= 1) (tr) cause to regain consciousness; = 2) (tr) persuade; bring over (to) |
1) We threw water in his face to try and bring him round. 2) Sam was sure he could bring them round to the deal. |
1) ocucić, przywracać 2) przekonać |
| bring up |
= 1) (tr) raise a child; = 2) (tr) mention/ introduce a subject |
1) He was brought up by his grandmother. 2) She said the issue would be brought up again at the next climate convention. |
1) wychować 2) poruszać, przytaczać |