Como se diz “1. mencionar, trazer à tona, tocar no assunto, 2. criar, educar, 3. vomitar” em inglês?
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
- I hate to bring this up but you still owe me £100.
- 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.
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Amadeu Carvalho 