英语单词短语词组“bring someone up”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

bringsomethingup

phrasal verbwithbringverb[T]

uk

/brɪŋ/us

/brɪŋ/

brought|brought

(TALK)

B2

tostarttotalkabout aparticularsubject:

She's alwaysbringingup herhealthproblems.

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to talk about something

talk aboutI don't like talking about my feelings.
speak aboutHe is often asked to speak about the decline of global energy supplies.
discussWe need to discuss arrangements for next week.
talk overI need to talk it over with my wife before I accept the job.
talk throughWe're used to talking things through, so we don't have many arguments.
debateThe bill will be debated in parliament next week.

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More examples

Themeetingseemedto be going well until Charlesbroughtup theissueofholidaypay.
He'sforeverbringingup the past.
Theeveningwas going well until someonebroughtup thesubjectofpolitics.
She wouldstarttalkingabout somethingelsewheneverhebroughtup thesubjectofmarriage.
It was neither thetimenorplacetobringup theissueofreligion.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Quoting & making references

aforementioned
allude tosomeone/something
allusion
allusiveness
as forsomeone/somethingidiom
bandysomethingaround
bring
come up
direct speech
indirect speech
pursuant
quote
refer tosomeone/something
reference
referent
rub
rubsomeone'snose in itidiom
rubsomethingin
touch
word

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(SHOW ON SCREEN)

tocausesomething toappearon ascreen:

Clicking on theiconbringsup adialoguebox.

You canbringup themenubyright-clickingon thetitlebar.

Aclickon thetitleof anymoviewillbringit up on thescreen.

More examples

With theclickof amouse, hebringsup apictureon hiscomputerscreen.
Using thebuttonson thephone, you canbringupvariousmenus.
There is amenubuttonthatbringsup a set ofkeysat thebottomof thetouchscreen.

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Operating computers

admin
aliasing
always-on
backsomeoneup
black hat
computerate
computerize
drill down
enter
escape
interface
keyboarder
miswrite
mouse oversomething
munging
navigational
networking
scroll
ticket
uninstall

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(VOMIT)

UKinformal

tovomitsomething:

She wascryingso much Ithoughtshe'dbringup herbreakfast.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Vomiting & feelings of sickness

airsickness
bring
carsickness
chunder
disgorge
keepsomethingdown
motion sick
nausea
nauseating
regurgitate
retch
sick toyourstomachidiom
sickeningly
sickness
spew
spew(something)up
spit(something)up
stomach flu
travel sickness
vomit

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bring up someone| American Dictionary

bring sth up| Business English

单词	bring someone up
释义	bringsomeoneup phrasal verbwithbringverb[T] uk /brɪŋ/us /brɪŋ/ brought\|brought B1 tocarefor achilduntil they are anadult, often giving themparticularbeliefs: She wasbroughtup by hergrandmother. Theybroughther up(as/to be)aCatholic. [+ to infinitive]Davidwasbroughtuptorespectauthority. Synonyms raise(DEVELOP) rear(CARE FOR) Compare educate More examples He wasbroughtup on adietofpoliticalpropagandafrombirth. Myfatherwas arealauthoritarianso we werebroughtup verystrictly. Shebroughtup herchildrenin just the same way hermotherdid. Ann wasbornandbroughtup in Ealing. He's got somefunnyideasabout how tobringupchildren. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Parenting & caring for children adopt adoptable adopted adoptee adoption child-rearing childless childlessness childmind childminder looked-after mothering nanny non-custodial nursemaid swaddle unadoptable unadopted upbringing visitation See more results » bringsomethingup phrasal verbwithbringverb[T] uk /brɪŋ/us /brɪŋ/ brought\|brought (TALK) B2 tostarttotalkabout aparticularsubject: She's alwaysbringingup herhealthproblems. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples to talk about something talk aboutI don't like talking about my feelings. speak aboutHe is often asked to speak about the decline of global energy supplies. discussWe need to discuss arrangements for next week. talk overI need to talk it over with my wife before I accept the job. talk throughWe're used to talking things through, so we don't have many arguments. debateThe bill will be debated in parliament next week. See more results » More examples Themeetingseemedto be going well until Charlesbroughtup theissueofholidaypay. He'sforeverbringingup the past. Theeveningwas going well until someonebroughtup thesubjectofpolitics. She wouldstarttalkingabout somethingelsewheneverhebroughtup thesubjectofmarriage. It was neither thetimenorplacetobringup theissueofreligion. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Quoting & making references aforementioned allude tosomeone/something allusion allusiveness as forsomeone/somethingidiom bandysomethingaround bring come up direct speech indirect speech pursuant quote refer tosomeone/something reference referent rub rubsomeone'snose in itidiom rubsomethingin touch word See more results » (SHOW ON SCREEN) tocausesomething toappearon ascreen: Clicking on theiconbringsup adialoguebox. You canbringup themenubyright-clickingon thetitlebar. Aclickon thetitleof anymoviewillbringit up on thescreen. More examples With theclickof amouse, hebringsup apictureon hiscomputerscreen. Using thebuttonson thephone, you canbringupvariousmenus. There is amenubuttonthatbringsup a set ofkeysat thebottomof thetouchscreen. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Operating computers admin aliasing always-on backsomeoneup black hat computerate computerize drill down enter escape interface keyboarder miswrite mouse oversomething munging navigational networking scroll ticket uninstall See more results » (VOMIT) UKinformal tovomitsomething: She wascryingso much Ithoughtshe'dbringup herbreakfast. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Vomiting & feelings of sickness airsickness bring carsickness chunder disgorge keepsomethingdown motion sick nausea nauseating regurgitate retch sick toyourstomachidiom sickeningly sickness spew spew(something)up spit(something)up stomach flu travel sickness vomit See more results » (Definition ofbring someone upfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) bring up someone\| American Dictionary bring upsomeone phrasal verbwithbringverb[T] us /brɪŋ/ past tense and past participlebroughtus/brɔt/ (care for) tocarefor achilduntil it is anadult: Anauntbrought him up. He was brought up onjazz(=experiencedit a lot as achild). bring upsomething phrasal verbwithbringverb[T] us /brɪŋ/ past tense and past participlebroughtus/brɔt/ (TALK) totalkabout something: Ihateto bring upbusinessatlunch. (Definition ofbring up someonefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) bring sth up\| Business English bring sth up phrasal verbwithbringverb[T] uk /brɪŋ/us brought\|brought tostarttotalkabout aparticularsubject: Nobody waswillingtobringup thesubjectofpayat themeeting. (Definition ofbring sth upfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/bring-up##
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bringsomeoneup

bringsomethingup

(TALK)

(SHOW ON SCREEN)

(VOMIT)

bring up someone| American Dictionary

bring upsomeone

(care for)

bring upsomething

(TALK)

bring sth up| Business English

bring sth up