bring up

The phrase 'bring up' is versatile and used in various contexts, including child-rearing, conversation, and technology.

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Definition

B2Parenting

To care for and nurture a child until they reach adulthood.

Example

  • She was brought up by her grandmother.

B2Conversation

To introduce or mention a topic for discussion.

Example

  • I hate to bring this up, but we're running short of money.

B2Technology

(technical)To display something on a computer screen.

Example

  • You can bring up the document by clicking on the icon.

B2Health

To vomit or regurgitate food.

Example

  • He felt sick and brought up his lunch.

B2General

To cause something to be considered or noticed.

Example

  • The incident brought up important questions about safety.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bring up":

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