Bring

bring about

cause to happen

powodować;

wywoływać coś

The end of the war

brought about great

changes.

bring back

to return sb/sth

oddawać kogoś/

coś; przywozić z

powrotem

You can borrow the
video if you bring it

back tomorrow

morning.

cause to recall

przywodzić coś na

myśl;

przywoływać

This smell brings

back childhood

memories.

to cause sth that

existed before to

be introduced

again

przywracać coś

Nobody wants to

bring back the days

of child labour (nikt

nie chce powrotu do)

to return with sth

for sb

przywozić coś

(wracając z

podróży)

My sister went to Fiji

and brought me back

a T-shirt.

bring down

cause to fall

obalać

The measures

brought down the

government.

to make sth lower

in level

obniżać coś

To bring down the

price of sth.

bring forward

move sth to an

earlier date or time

przekładać coś na

wcześniejszy

termin; przybliżać

coś

The exam date was

brought forward by a

week.

to suggest sth for

discussion

przedstawiać np.

propozycję

She brought me

forward her new

idea.

bring in

create

profit/money

przynosić –

wypracować

His plan brought in

lots of money.

to ask or appoint

sb to do a

particular job

sprowadzać;

zatrudniać kogoś

A specialist was

brought in to set up

the new computer

system.

to introduce sth

wprowadzać coś

The government

have brought in a law

on dangerous dogs.

bring off

to manage to do

sth difficult

zdołać coś zrobić

The team brought off

an amazing victory.

(Drużynie udało się

odnieść

zdumiewające

zwycięstwo).

bring on

to cause, usu sth

unpleasant

powodować coś

Her headaches are

usually brought on

by stress.

bring out

to produce or

cause sth to appear

wydawać

(książkę);

wprowadzać coś

w świat

The new shampoo

will be brought out

next month.

bring round

cause to regain

consciousness

(bring to)

cucić kogoś

They poured cold

water on his face to

bring him round.

to persuade sb to

agree with your

opinion (bring

over to)

przekonywać

He tried to bring him

round to his point of

view.

to direct a

conversation to a

particular subject

kierować

rozmowę na jakiś

temat

I finalny brought the

conversation round

to the subject of

Money.

bring up

to look after a

child until they are

adult and to teach

them how to

behave

wychowywać

kogoś

She was brought up

by her grandmother

as her parents were

abroad.

to vomit

wymiotować ;

zwracać coś

He brought up

everything what he

ate.

to introduce sth

into a discussion

or conversation

poruszać coś

You shouldn’t have

brought that matter

up in front of

everyone.