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- bright idea Collocation a clever or useful idea; a good suggestion
- bring about Phrasal verb To bring about means to cause something to happen.
- bring along Phrasal verb To bring along means to take someone or something with you to a place or event.
- bring around Phrasal verb To bring around means to persuade someone to change their opinion or agree to something.
- bring attention to Collocation to make people notice or think about something; to highlight it
- bring back Phrasal verb To bring back means to return something or someone to a place or to make something return or be remembered.
- bring back memories Collocation to make someone remember past events or experiences again, often with emotion
- bring down Phrasal verb To bring down means to cause something or someone to fall, be reduced, or be defeated.
- bring forward Phrasal verb To bring forward means to move an event or deadline to an earlier time.
- bring good news Collocation to deliver or share positive information
- bring in Phrasal verb To bring in means to introduce or recruit someone or something to help or be involved.
- bring it on Phrasal verb Used to accept a challenge confidently or to say you are ready for something difficult.
- bring off Phrasal verb To bring off something is to succeed in doing it, especially when it is difficult.
- bring on Phrasal verb To bring on something is to cause it to happen or to make it start sooner.
- bring out Phrasal verb To bring out means to make something noticeable or to cause something to appear.
- bring out in Phrasal verb To cause someone to develop a rash or spots on their skin.
- bring over Phrasal verb To bring over means to take someone or something to another person’s place, often to visit or deliver it.
- bring people together Collocation to help people unite, connect, or become closer as a group
- bring round Phrasal verb To bring round means to persuade someone to agree or to restore someone to consciousness.
- bring somebody up Phrasal verb To bring somebody up means to raise and care for a child until they are grown.