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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. bring <Pret imperf, Part perf brought> [Brit brɪŋ, americ brɪŋ] VERBO trans

1. bring (convey, carry):

bring present, powers, supplies, message, news, rain, destruction, change, happiness, consolation, hope
to bring sth with one
to bring sb flowers/a cake
to bring sb wealth/fame
to bring sth to (contribute) school, work, area
to bring one's talents to sth
to bring one's experience to sth
to bring a smile to sb's face
to bring a blush to sb's cheeks
to bring sth to a halt
to bring sth into house, room
to bring sth into conversation, story
to bring sth into existence
to bring sth upstairs
to bring shame/disgrace on sb
to bring sth on or upon oneself

2. bring (come with):

bring friend, relative, dog
to bring sb with one
to bring sb to wedding, party, office

3. bring (lead, draw):

to bring sb to himself/herself
to bring sb to do sth
faire faire qc à qn
to bring sb/a dog into the country
to bring sb into the room
to bring sb into contact with sth
to bring sb into contact with sb
to bring sb home (transport home)
to bring sb home (to meet family)

4. bring TV, RÁDIO:

5. bring JUR, ADMIN:

to bring sb before the court

II. to bring oneself to do VERBO reflex

to bring oneself to do reflex:

to bring oneself to do

I. bring down VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring down [sth], bring [sth] down)

1. bring down (cause collapse of):

bring down government, dictator

2. bring down (reduce):

bring down inflation, unemployment, expenditure
bring down rate, level, price, temperature
bring down cost of living, swelling

3. bring down (shoot down):

bring down plane, grouse, tiger

4. bring down (cause to hit):

to bring [sth] down on sb/sth cane, hammer
abattre [qc] sur qn/qc
to bring sb's wrath down on sb lit or humor

II. bring down VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring [sb] down) coloq

bring down person:

bring down

I. bring out VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring out [sth], bring [sth] out)

1. bring out gun, handkerchief etc:

bring out

2. bring out COM:

bring out edition, volume, new model

3. bring out (highlight):

bring out detail, colour, melody, flavour, meaning, instinct, spirit

II. bring out VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring out [sb], bring [sb] out)

1. bring out (draw out):

bring out guest, interviewee

2. bring out (on strike):

bring out workers

Expressões:

to bring sb out in spots

I. bring forward VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring forward [sth], bring [sth] forward)

1. bring forward (make sooner):

bring forward meeting, wedding, election
avancer (by de)

2. bring forward (propose):

bring forward proposals, plan
bring forward bill, amendment, motion

3. bring forward (in accounting):

bring forward total, balance, deficit
report: £354.90

4. bring forward (bring in):

bring forward witness, person

I. bring in VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring in [sth])

bring in amount, money, interest
bring in custom

II. bring in VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring in [sth], bring [sth] in)

1. bring in (introduce):

bring in legislation, measure, reference, new character

2. bring in AGRIC, PEC:

bring in crop, harvest
bring in wheat, corn, fruit

III. bring in VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring in [sb], bring [sb] in)

1. bring in (involve):

bring in consultant, expert, reinforcements, police, army
faire appel à (from de, as pour être)

2. bring in (to police station):

bring in suspect
amener [qn] (au poste)

I. bring forth VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring forth [sth], bring [sth] forth)

1. bring forth (provoke):

bring forth question, protest, scorn

2. bring forth (produce) lit:

bring forth object, fruit, blossom
bring forth water

3. bring forth lit child:

bring forth

I. bring round VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring [sb] round)

1. bring round (revive):

bring round

2. bring round (convince):

bring round

I. bring into VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring [sb] into)

bring into conversation, organization:

bring into

bring to VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -]

bring to → bring round

I. bring round VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring [sb] round)

1. bring round (revive):

bring round

2. bring round (convince):

bring round

I. bring together VERBO [Brit brɪŋ -, americ brɪŋ -] (bring together [sth/sb], bring [sth/sb] together)

1. bring together (assemble):

bring together family, experts, sides, themes

2. bring together (create bond between):

bring together couple, lovers, siblings

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bring <brought, brought> [brɪŋ] VERBO trans

1. bring (come with, carry):

bring things

2. bring (take, cause to come):

bring people

3. bring (cause to have or happen):

to bring sth to sb, to bring sb sth
apporter qc à qn
to bring sth on oneself
to bring shame/discredit to sb
to bring sb luck

4. bring JUR:

to bring a charge against sb
to bring a suit against sb

5. bring (force):

to bring oneself to +infin
se résoudre à +infin

6. bring FINAN:

bring
to bring a profit

Expressões:

to bring sth to sb's attention
to bring sth to a climax
to bring sth to a close
to bring sth under control
to bring sb up to date
to bring sb face to face with sth
to bring sth to fruition
to bring sb/sth to a halt
to bring sth home to sb
to bring sb to justice
to bring sth to sb's knowledge
to bring sb back to life
to bring sth to life
to bring to light
to bring sth to mind
to bring sb to his/her senses
to bring tears to sb's eyes
to bring up short

bring into VERBO trans always separ

to bring sth into sth
to bring sb into sth
not to bring sb into sth

Expressões:

to bring sth into focus/play

bring forward VERBO trans

1. bring forward FINAN:

bring forward

2. bring forward (fix earlier time for):

bring forward

3. bring forward (suggest):

bring forward

bring along VERBO trans

bring along food
bring along friend

bring around VERBO trans americ

bring around PHRVB bring round

bring round VERBO trans

1. bring round MED:

bring round

2. bring round (persuade):

bring round

3. bring round (invite):

bring round

bring over VERBO trans

bring over

bring out VERBO trans

1. bring out Aus, Brit (encourage):

to bring sb out

2. bring out COM:

bring out product
bring out book, film

3. bring out (stress):

bring out

4. bring out (utter):

to bring out a few words

bring on VERBO trans

1. bring on MED:

bring on

2. bring on (cause to occur):

bring on

3. bring on (send in to play):

bring on reserve, actor

bring back VERBO trans

1. bring back (reintroduce):

bring back

2. bring back (return):

bring back

3. bring back (call to mind):

bring back memories

Expressões:

to bring back the colour to sb's cheeks

bring off VERBO trans

bring off
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bring <brought, brought> [brɪŋ] VERBO trans

1. bring (come with, carry):

bring things

2. bring (take, cause to come):

bring people

3. bring (cause to have or happen):

to bring sth to sb, to bring sb sth
apporter qc à qn
to bring sth on oneself
to bring shame/discredit to sb
to bring sb luck

4. bring JUR:

to bring a charge against sb
to bring a suit against sb

5. bring (force):

to bring oneself to +infin
se résoudre à +infin

6. bring FINAN:

bring
to bring a profit

Expressões:

to bring sth to sb's attention
to bring sth to a climax
to bring sth to a close
to bring sth under control
to bring sb up to date
to bring sb face to face with sth
to bring sth to fruition
to bring sb/sth to a halt
to bring sth home to sb
to bring sb to justice
to bring sth to sb's knowledge
to bring sb back to life
to bring sth to life
to bring to light
to bring sth to mind
to bring sb to his/her senses
to bring tears to sb's eyes
to bring up short

bring over VERBO trans

bring over

bring together VERBO trans

bring together

bring off VERBO trans

bring off

bring forward VERBO trans

1. bring forward FINAN:

bring forward

2. bring forward (fix earlier time for):

bring forward

3. bring forward (suggest):

bring forward

bring to VERBO trans always separ

bring to

bring forth VERBO trans insep formal

bring forth document
bring forth laughter, idea

bring down VERBO trans

1. bring down ( bring up):

bring down

2. bring down (topple):

bring down

3. bring down (reduce):

bring down

4. bring down (fell):

bring down trees, shelves

5. bring down (shoot down):

bring down

6. bring down (make sad):

bring down

Expressões:

to bring down the house with laughter
to bring down the house by performance
to bring sb down a peg (or two)

bring in VERBO trans

1. bring in (introduce):

bring in
to bring in a bill
to bring in a topic

2. bring in (call in, reap):

bring in

3. bring in (earn):

bring in
to bring in a profit

4. bring in (ask to participate):

bring in

5. bring in (produce):

bring in

bring into VERBO trans always separ

to bring sth into sth
to bring sb into sth
not to bring sb into sth

Expressões:

to bring sth into focus/play
Present
Ibring
youbring
he/she/itbrings
webring
youbring
theybring
Past
Ibrought
youbrought
he/she/itbrought
webrought
youbrought
theybrought
Present Perfect
Ihavebrought
youhavebrought
he/she/ithasbrought
wehavebrought
youhavebrought
theyhavebrought
Past Perfect
Ihadbrought
youhadbrought
he/she/ithadbrought
wehadbrought
youhadbrought
theyhadbrought

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to bring sth to a boil, to bring sth to the boil Brit
to bring sth to sb, to bring sb sth
apporter qc à qn
to bring down the house by performance
to bring sb down a peg (or two)

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The boil is a mesh bag (formerly cheesecloth) containing spices, including mustard seed, coriander seeds, allspice, bay leaf, and black pepper.
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The material which seals the central electrode to the insulator will boil out.
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Before using new saucepans or frying pans, first boil a few potato peelings for ten minutes.
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After the dish has come to a boil, the heat is lowered and let to simmer.
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