Idioms
bring about (something) or bring (something) about
to make something happen
The company president worked hard to bring about change in his company.
bring around (someone) or bring (someone) around
bring back (something) or bring (something) back
bring down the house
bring home the bacon
bring home the importance of (something) to (someone)
bring out (something) or bring (something) out
bring some new facts to light
bring to mind
bring up (a child)
bring up (a subject)
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give out (something)
new deal
incumbent upon (someone) to (do something)
take no stock in (something)
one jump ahead of (someone or something)
pick on (someone)
out of step with (someone or something)
in league with (someone)
in black and white
put up (something) or put (something) up
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