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to bring up
[phrase form: bring]
01
to look after a child until they reach maturity
02
to lift or move something to a higher position
03
to mention a particular subject
04
to propose a topic or idea to explore and talk about
05
to make something stop suddenly and forcefully
06
to bring to a sudden stop
07
to move to a higher position or status
08
(of a device) to turn on and activate the operating system
8.1
(of computers) to display a tab, file, or image on the screen
Example
Access app features by right-clicking the toolbar to bring up a menu.
Let's bring up the slides for the virtual workshop.
It's crucial to bring up relevant information during the presentation.
You can edit the text font by selecting the text and clicking on the toolbar to bring up a menu with various font options.
I brought up the spreadsheet during the meeting for everyone to see.
09
to make something appear or start to happen, as if by magic or a sudden command
10
to throw up the contents of one's stomach through the mouth
Example
The aunt helped bring up her nephew after his parents passed away.
As a single parent, she worked hard to bring up her son.
It's essential to bring up a child in an environment that fosters both learning and creativity.
The professor brought up a relevant point in passing.
Our discussion on climate change brought up some important points.
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