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21bring up — [v1] raise youngster breed, cultivate, develop, discipline, educate, feed, form, foster, nourish, nurture, provide for, rear, school, support, teach, train; concept 295 bring up [v2] initiate, mention in conversation advance, advert, allude to,… …
22bring on — ► bring on 1) encourage or help (someone) to develop or improve. 2) cause (something unpleasant) to occur. Main Entry: ↑bring …
23bring to — ► bring to 1) restore (someone) to consciousness. 2) cause (a boat) to stop, especially by turning into the wind. Main Entry: ↑bring …
24bring up — ► bring up 1) look after (a child) until it is an adult. 2) raise (a matter) for discussion. 3) (of a ship) come to a stop. Main Entry: ↑bring …
25bring in — index induct, introduce, yield (produce a return) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
26bring on — index cause, conduce, create, incite, incur, induce, originate, precipitate (hasten) …
27bring to — index resurrect Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
28bring up — index bear (adduce), discipline (train), educate, foster, nurture, raise (advance) …
29bring up — ( )briŋ əp vt VOMIT …
30bring in — (something) to earn money. She brings in about $600 a week …
