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●ˌbring sth ˈup1. to move sth from a lower to a higher position 举起；抬高◆She brought up her hand to protect her face.
她抬起手护住脸部。2. to mention a subject and start to talk about it 提出（话题）供讨论◆Every time I bring the matter up, he changes the subject.
每当我提起这件事，他就会转移话题。OBJ subject, matter
SYN raise sth (more formal) 3. (to sth) to increase a total, a price, a number, etc. to a higher level or amount 提高，增加（总数、价格、数目等）◆This donation brings the total up to $6 000.
这笔捐款把总额提高到 6 000 元。◆Owen got another goal, bringing the score up to 4-0.
欧文又进一球，把比分扩大为 4:0。OBJ total
SYN raise sth (more formal) 4. to bring food from the stomach back out through the mouth 呕吐◆The baby’s just brought up her breakfast.
小孩刚把早饭吐出来了。SYN throw sth up (informal), vomit sth up (more formal) 5. to make sth appear on a computer screen 使显示（在计算机屏幕上）；调出，打开（文件）◆Can you bring that file up on screen?
在电脑上把那个文件打开好吗？[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] |