bring up

bring up
bring up а) приводить, приносить наверх when the doctor arrives, bring himup. Mother says would you please bring up the tea things. The road will bringyou up to the top of the cliff. б) вскармливать, воспитывать My aunt broughtup four children. Your children have been well brought up. I don't want youradvice, I'm bringing them up the hard way so that they won't be helpless inlater years. I was brought up to respect the law. в) поднимать (вопрос); заво-дить (разговор) Mr Chairman, I should like to bring up the question of thereorganization of the committees. Your suggestion will be brought up at thenext meeting. There's no need to bring up his past when we are considering himfor employment. г) делать известным д) привлекать к суду This is the thirdtime that Peter has been brought up before the court for drunken driving. е)coll. вырвать, стошнить. Jane can't come, she's been bringing up all morning.The child has brought up her dinner again. ж) увеличивать to bring up thescore sport увеличивать счет з) naut. поставить или стать на якорь The captainwas able to bring the ship up just before it hit the little boat. и) неожидан-но останавливать The horse is running away, can't you bring him up? The boywas praised for bringing up the runaway horse. к) ругать The director broughtJim up for being late again.

Англо-русский словарь. — М.: Советская энциклопедия. . 1969.

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