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brought
brought B0506000 (brôt)v.Past tense and past participle of bring.brought (brɔːt) vb the past tense and past participle of bringbring (brɪŋ)
v.t. brought, bring•ing. 1. to carry, convey, conduct, or cause (someone or something) to come with, to, or toward the speaker. 2. to cause to come to or toward oneself; attract. 3. to cause to occur or exist: The medicine brought rapid relief. 4. to cause to come into a particular position, state, or effect: to bring a car to a stop. 5. to persuade, compel, or induce: I couldn't bring myself to sell it. 6. to cause to come to mind; evoke; recall: to bring back happy memories. 7. to sell for; fetch: These lamps will bring a good price. 8. Law. to commence: to bring an action for damages. 9. bring about, to accomplish; cause. 10. bring around or round, a. to convince of a belief or opinion; persuade. b. to restore to consciousness, as after a faint. 11. bring down, a. to injure, capture, or kill. b. to cause to fall. c. to cause to be in low spirits; depress. d. Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. to present (a report, bill, etc.) in a parliament. 12. bring forth, a. to give birth to or produce; bear: to bring forth young. b. to give rise to; introduce. 13. bring forward, a. to bring to view; show. b. to present for consideration; adduce. 14. bring in, a. to yield, as profits or income. b. to present officially; submit: to bring in a verdict. c. to cause to operate or yield: to bring in an oil well. d. to introduce. 15. bring off, to accomplish, carry out, or achieve. 16. bring on, to cause to happen, appear, or exist: to bring on a headache. 17. bring out, a. to reveal or expose. b. to make noticeable or conspicuous; emphasize. c. to cause to appear: The clams I ate brought out a rash. d. to publish or produce. e. to introduce formally into society. 18. bring to, a. to bring back to consciousness; revive. b. to head (a vessel) close to or into the wind so as to halt. 19. bring up, a. to care for during childhood; rear. b. to introduce or mention for attention or consideration. c. to vomit. d. to stop quickly or abruptly. [before 950; Middle English; Old English bringan] bring′er, n. Translationsbrought
See:- be brought down a notch (or two)
- be brought down a peg (or two)
- be brought in from the cold
- be brought to account
- be brought to book
- bring (one) back to reality
- bring (one) down a peg (or two)
- bring (one) down to earth
- bring (one) out of (one's) shell
- bring (one) through (something)
- bring (one) to (one's) feet
- bring (one) to (one's) senses
- bring (one) up for (something)
- bring (one) up on (something)
- bring (one) up sharply
- bring (one) up short
- bring (one) up with a start
- bring (someone or oneself) to (do something)
- bring (someone or something) alive
- bring (someone or something) all together
- bring (someone or something) back to life
- bring (someone or something) before (someone or something)
- bring (someone or something) into contact with (someone or something)
- bring (someone or something) into disrepute
- bring (someone or something) into prominence
- bring (someone or something) into question
- bring (someone or something) to
- bring (someone or something) to (someone's or something's) knees
- bring (someone or something) to a dead end
- bring (someone or something) to a halt
- bring (someone or something) to a standstill
- bring (someone or something) to life
- bring (someone) back out
- bring (someone) down a notch (or two)
- bring (someone) in from the cold
- bring (someone) into the world
- bring (someone) to heel
- bring (something) (down) about (one's) ears
- bring (something) crashing down (around) (one)
- bring (something) down on (one's) head
- bring (something) down on (oneself)
- bring (something) home (to someone)
- bring (something) in its train
- bring (something) into being
- bring (something) into blossom
- bring (something) into effect
- bring (something) into focus
- bring (something) into force
- bring (something) into play
- bring (something) into service
- bring (something) out of mothballs
- bring (something) to (one's) aid
- bring (something) to a close
- bring (something) to a head
- bring (something) to a successful conclusion
- bring (something) to bear
- bring (something) to fruition
- bring (something) to rest
- bring (something) to the fore
- bring (something) to the party
- bring (something) to the table
- bring (something) up to code
- bring (something) with
- bring (something) within a/the range
- bring (something) within range
- bring a dog to heel
- bring a lump to (one's) throat
- bring a verdict in
- bring about (something)
- bring along
- bring around
- bring away
- bring back
- bring down
- bring down the curtain (on something)
- bring down the shutters
- bring forth
- bring forward
- bring home the bacon
- bring in
- bring off
- bring on
- bring out
- bring the roses to (one's) cheeks
- bring to light
- bring to mind
- bring up
- bring up the rear
- bring up to
- I wasn't brought up in the woods to be scared by owls
- like something the cat brought in
- like something the cat brought/dragged in
- like something the cat dragged in
- look like something the cat brought in
- look like something the cat dragged in
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