Bring (sth/sb) up | What does it mean?

O que significa bring (sth/sb) up?

bring (sth/sb) up significa “1. mencionar, trazer à tona, tocar no assunto, 2. criar, educar, 3. vomitar”.
Agora que já sabemos o significado, vamos praticar com as sentenças e o áudio.

bring (sth/sb) up > 1. to mention a subject or start to talk about it. 2. to look after a child until he or she becomes an adult. 3. to vomit.

Pratique com as sentenças e o áudio logo abaixo:

1 definition
She’s always bringing up her health problems.
Why are you bringing it up now?
I hate to bring up business at lunch.
She tried repeatedly to bring up the subject of money.
I’ve considered bringing the matter up with my father.
My father does not want me to bring this matter up at all because when I do, an argument starts.
2 definition
She brought up five children.
He was brought up by his aunt.
My aunt brought up three sons on her own.
My brother was brought up by his grandmother.
He was born in Chicago but brought up in Los Angeles.
Since Ashley’s death, her son has been brought up by her mother and sisters.
He really had only one parent bringing him up for most of his life because his mother passed away when he was 12.
When my parents died, my grandparents brought me up.
3 definition
My sister brought up her lunch after she ate.
I almost brought up my dinner last night watching the news.
What my mother saw hit her hard and she brought up her lunch.