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bring about
to cause
bring in
to introduce (a law, idea)
bring off
to succeed in sth difficult
bring on
to cause an illness
bring out
to publish
bring round/to
cause sb to regain consciousness (we brought the unconscious woman round with smelling salts)
bring up
to stop
to mention a subject (don’t forget to bring up the matter of the new park at the meeting)
to vomit
to raise a child (he was brought up by his grandmother)