bring
[brɪŋ] ( pt & pp brought )transitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | [gen] portare |
| 2. | [cause]
portare, causare
to bring sthg to an end mettere fine a qc |
| 3. | LAW
to bring charges against sb sporgere denuncia contro qn to be brought to trial comparire in giudizio |
| I can't bring myself to tell her non trovo il coraggio di dirglielo |
bring about
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
causare
bring along
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
portare
bring around
transitive verb separable
[make conscious] rianimare
bring back
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
| 1. | [come back with - library book]
restituire [ - faulty goods] riportare indietro [ - souvenir, shopping] portare [ - person] riaccompagnare |
| 2. | [reinstate] reintrodurre |
bring down
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
| 1. | [cause to fall - plane, bird]
abbattere [ - government] far cadere |
| 2. | [reduce] abbassare |
bring forward
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
| 1. | [in time] anticipare |
| 2. | [in bookkeeping] riportare |
bring in
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
| 1. | [introduce - law, legislation]
introdurre [ - bill] presentare |
| 2. | [earn - person]
guadagnare [ - company] fatturare |
| 3. | LAW emettere |
bring off
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
portare a termine
bring on
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
[cause] causare, provocare
to bring sthg on o.s. andarsela a cercare
bring out
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
| 1. | [produce and sell] lanciare |
| 2. | [reveal] tirar fuori |
bring round
(UK)transitive verb separable Conjugaison ,
bring to
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
→ bring around
bring up
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
| 1. | [raise] allevare |
| 2. | [mention] menzionare |
| 3. | [vomit] vomitare |
