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Bring - Coggle Diagram
Bring
Bring forth
produce something, make it known or visible (The prosecution BROUGHT FORTH a lot of evidence against him.)
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Bring around
bring something with you when you visit someone (He BROUGHT some books AROUND when he came last night.)
get someone talking about something ()He didn't want to discuss the details, but I managed to BRING him AROUND and he told me everything.
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Bring back
cause someone to remember (Visiting my old school BROUGHT BACK memories of when I was a pupil there.)
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Bring down
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make something cheaper (The improvements in technology have BROUGHT the prices of computers DOWN considerably in recent months.)
Bring on
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cause something to happen or speed up the process (Getting wet in the rain yesterday BROUGHT ON my cold.)
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Bring about: make something happen (The changes to the law were BROUGHT ABOUT by the government because so many people were ignoring the old one.)
Bring forward: make something happen earlier than originally planned (The meeting has been BROUGHT FORWARD to this Friday instead of next week because some people couldn't make it then.)
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Bring out in: cause a health problem or reaction (It was the lobster that BROUGHT me OUT in this rash all over my body.)
Bring round: make someone wake up from unconsciousness or an anaesthetic (The doctors BROUGHT him ROUND a few hours after the operation.)