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Definition of
bring to phrasal verb
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
bring to
phrasal verb
phrasal verb
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Phrasal Verbs
bring somebody to
(
also
bring somebody around
)
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to make someone who is unconscious become conscious again
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bring to
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bring around to
phrasal verb
bring around
phrasal verb
bring somebody to justice
bring something to light
bring something to the fore
bring something to a head
bring somebody/something to heel
bring something home to somebody
bring somebody to their knees
bring something to its knees
bring somebody/something to life
bring/call somebody/something to mind
bring something to a grinding halt
bring something to the party/table
bring somebody to book (for something)
bring something to bear (on somebody/something)
bring somebody (back) down to earth (with a bang/bump)
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Phrasal verbs
bring around to
phrasal verb
Idioms
bring somebody to justice
bring something to light
bring something to the fore
bring something to a head
bring somebody/something to heel
bring something home to somebody
bring somebody to their knees
bring something to its knees
bring somebody/something to life
bring/call somebody/something to mind
bring something to a grinding halt
bring something to the party/table
bring somebody to book (for something)
bring something to bear (on somebody/something)
bring somebody (back) down to earth (with a bang/bump)
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Nearby words
bring out of , , etc.
phrasal verb
bring through
phrasal verb
bring to
phrasal verb
bring up
phrasal verb
bring up against
phrasal verb