something Into sight/view делать что-л. видимым  to  bring  someone  Into  the
world рождать
   bring into accord согласовывать
   bring into derision делать посмешищем
   bring into play приводить в действие, пускать в ход;
   bring low а) повалить (на землю) б) подрывать (здоровье, положение) в)  по-
давлять, унижать The cruel rulers of  old  Russia  were  brought  low  by  the
determined action of the people.
   bring off а) спасать The lifeboat  brought  off  most  of  the  shipwrecked
sailors. б) (успешно) завершать Jim's plan seemed hopeless, but he brought  it
off. Jim was pleased when he brought off a seemingly hopeless attempt.
   bring on а) приносить, приводить The waiter brought the next dish on. Bring
on the dancing girls! The next player was brought on just  before  play  ended
for the day. б) навлекать, вызывать The sudden cold  weather  brought  on  his
fever again. в) развивать, улучшать This warm  weather  should  bring  on  the
crops. More study should bring on your English. More study should bring you on
in your English.
   bring out а) высказывать (мнение и т. п.); выявлять б) опубликовывать; ста-
вить (пьесу) в) вывозить (девушку в  свет)  Is  Mrs  King-Brown  bringing  her
daughter out this year? г) mil. снять с фронта, отвести в  тыл  д)  показывать
Jane never brings out her best dishes even when guests arrive.  The  warm  sun
brought the flowers out. е) производить Tom has brought out another new  book.
The makers are bringing out a new kind of soap. ж) помочь преодолеть застенчи-
вость; заставить преодолеть сдержанность Mary is very quiet, try to bring  her
out (of her shell) at the party. з) вызвать забастовку We'll bring the workers
out for more pay. и) вывезти кого-л. в другую страну I had  been  living  here
for a year before I had saved enough money to bring the family out. к)  произ-
носить She was so shocked that she could hardly bring out a word. л)  узнавать
что-л. секретное It did not take the police long to bring out the truth.
   bring out in вызывать (какое-л. состояние) Eating all that  rich  food  has
brought Jane out in spots as usual. Don't mention what happened last week,  it
could bring him out in a temper.
   bring over а) переубедить; привлечь на свою сторону We must bring the  rest
of the committee over to our point of view. б) приводить с собой Why don't you
bring your new boyfriend over one evening? We'd like to meet him.  в)  перево-
зить кого-л. в другую страну When are you going to  bring  the  rest  of  your
family over? г) naut. перенести что-л. на другой борт Bring  the  sails  over,
the wind has changed.
   bring round а) приводить в себя, в сознание Peter has fainted, try to bring
him round. б) переубеждать We must bring the rest of the  committee  round  to
our point of view. в) доставлять Bring the new members round  to  the  meeting
tonight. г) изменять направление чего-л. Father always brings the conversation
round to his favourite subject. д) naut. повернуть лодку или корабль назад  If
the wind changes you'll have to bring her round.
   bring through а) оградить от каких-л. трудностей The doctor brought  Mother
through a serious illness. Their courage brought the people through  the  war.
в) подготовить к экзаменам г) спасти жизнь кому-л. Can the doctor bring Mother
through?
   bring to а) приводить в сознание Peter has fainted, try to bring him to. б)
naut. остановить(ся) (о судне) The captain was able to bring the ship to  just
before it hit the little boat.
   bring to a close довести до конца, завершить, закончить
   bring to a conclusion завершать, доводить до конца
   bring to bay а) hunt. загнать (зверя) б) припереть к стене в)  mil.  заста-
вить (противника) принять бой
   bring to bear on влиять, воздействовать The combined  efforts  of  all  the
trade unions will be brought to bear on  the  government  to  persuade  it  to
change its mind. A strong influence must be brought to bear on the  government
to reduce taxes.
   bring to effect осуществлять, приводить в исполнение, проводить в жизнь
   bring to grief довести до беды
   bring to heel подчинить; заставить повиноваться
   bring to life привести в чувство;
   bring to light выявлять, выяснять; выводить на чистую воду;
   bring to mind напомнить;
   bring to notice а) привлекать (чье-л.) внимание к; б) доводить до  сведения
(кого-л.)
   bring to nought а) разорять; б) сводить на нет;
   bring to pass совершать, осуществлять;
   bring to terms заставить (кого-л.) принять условия
   bring to the hammer продавать с аукциона, пойти с молотка
   bring together свести вместе  (спорящих,  враждующих)  I'm  glad  that  the
brothers have been brought together after all their quarrels.
   bring under а) подчинять Those who oppose our wishes will be brought under.
б) включать, заносить  (в  графу,  категорию  и  т.  п.)  We  can  bring  your
suggestions under several headings. в) осваивать to  bring  under  cultivation
agric. вводить в культуру
   bring under control подчинить
   bring up а) приводить, приносить наверх When the doctor arrives, bring  him
up. Mother says would you please bring up the tea things. The road will  bring
you up to the top of the cliff. б) вскармливать, воспитывать My  aunt  brought
up four children. Your children have been well brought up. I don't  want  your
advice, I'm bringing them up the hard way so that they won't  be  helpless  in
later years. I was brought up to respect the law. в) поднимать (вопрос); заво-
дить (разговор) Mr Chairman, I should like to bring up  the  question  of  the
reorganization of the committees. Your suggestion will be brought  up  at  the
next meeting. There's no need to bring up his past when we are considering him
for employment. г) делать известным д) привлекать к суду  This  is  the  third
time that Peter has been brought up before the court for drunken  driving.  е)
coll. вырвать, стошнить. Jane can't come, she's been bringing up all  morning.
The child has brought up her dinner again. ж)  увеличивать  to  bring  up  the
score sport увеличивать счет з) naut. поставить или стать на якорь The captain
was able to bring the ship up just before it hit the little boat. и) неожидан-
но останавливать The horse is running away, can't you bring him  up?  The  boy
was praised for bringing up the runaway horse. к) ругать The director  brought
Jim up for being late again.
   bring up against а) доставлять неприятности Things were working well,  when
we were brought up against unexpected delays. б)  учитывать  или  использовать
что-л. против кого-л. Your prison record may be brought up against you.
   bring up to доводить что-л. до чего-л. This sum will bring the total up  to