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Definition: to cause something to happen;achieve or accomplish a particular result

Translation: призводити,спричинювати,внести,досягти

Synonyms:cause,produce,create,reach

Example: Harold’s working to bring about changes in the industry.

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Definition:

1. To mention or introduce a topic in conversation.

2. To raise a child.

3. To vomit.(Less commonly)

Translation:

1. Згадувати / порушувати (тему)

2. Виховувати (дитину)

3. Блювати

Synonyms:

(1) Mention, raise, introduce, refer to

(2) Raise, nurture, take care of

(3) Vomit, throw up

Example:

1. He brought up the issue of salary during the meeting.

2. She was brought up by her grandparents.

3. He felt sick and brought up his lunch.

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Definition: to make someone become conscious again after being unconscious

Translation: Привести когось до тями

Synonyms: Come to, revive

Example: He lost consciousness after the fall, and they were unable to bring him to.

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Definition:To move something to an earlier time or to present an idea or proposal for consideration

Translation:перенести на раніший час / висунути (пропозицію, ідею)

Synonyms: propose, suggest, submit

Example:They decided to bring the meeting forward to Monday morning.

She brought forward a new plan to improve team productivity.

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Definition: 1. to produce something to sell to the public

2. to make a particular quality or detail noticeable

3. to produce something for people to buy

Translation: виявляти, показувати, підкреслювати; випускати (в продаж), публікувати.

Synonyms: reveal, highlight, emphasize, publish, release, display, present

Example: 1. They keep bringing out smaller phones.

2. This dress brings out the green in your eyes.

3. The greeting-card company is bringing out a new line of Mother’s Day cards

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Definition: 1. to cause to fall

2. to reduce the level of something

3. make a ruler lose power

4. make someone feel sad

Translation:

1. збити

2. зменшити, знизити

3. скинути

4. засмучувати

Synonyms: knock down, reduce, lower

Example:

1. The demolition team brought down the f old building.

2. We need to bring down the costs.

3. The revolution aimed to bring down the dictator.

4. The news really brought him down.

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Definition: To succeed in doing something difficult or unexpected.

Translation: успішно здійснити, провернути щось складне

Synonyms:

carry out (successfully)

accomplish

manage

Example:

• Everyone thought the plan would fail, but she brought it off brilliantly.

• It was a risky move, but somehow they brought it off.

• I don’t know how she brought it off, but the result is amazing.

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Definition:
To introduce or cause to enter; to earn or generate (e.g. money); to involve someone in a process or situation.

Translation:
впроваджувати, приносити (дохід), залучати

Synonyms:

introduce

generate

earn

recruit

involve

Example:
The company plans to bring in new regulations to improve productivity.

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Definition: 1. Cause something, typically something unpleasant, to occur.

2. If something brings on an illness, pain, or feeling, especially one that you often suffer from, it causes you to have

3. encourage someone who is learning something to develop or improve.

4. be responsible for something unpleasant that happens to oneself or someone else.

5. to help someone to improve, especially through training or practice

6. to bring a player onto the field to play during a game

7. To introduce or present someone/something

Translation: викликати; наводити; накликати; бути причиною.

Synonyms: cause, provoke, touch off, trigger; introduce, promote,

Example: 1. The medication may bring on dizziness;

2. Let’s bring on the next performer.

3. Stress can bring on headaches.

4. he's brought it on himself—he's not a victim

5. Mr Eden thought well of him, and was bringing him on

6. Her new piano teacher has really brought her on.

7. The manager brought him on in the second half.

8. Bob died of a heart attack, brought on by his lifestyle