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    PHRASAL VERB [TRANSITIVE]

    present tense

    I/you/we/they bring up
    he/she/it brings up
    present participle bringing up
    past tense brought up
    past participle brought up

    [OFTEN PASSIVE] to look after a child until he or she becomes an adult…She brought up three sons on her own….He

    was brought up by his grandmother….to teach a child to behave in a particular way or to have particular

    beliefs….bring someone up to be/do something: ….Our parents brought us up to believe in our own

    abilities…..used for saying where or how someone lived when they were a child….He was born and brought up in

    India…..be brought up on something: ….These kids have been brought up on a diet of junk food and endless

    television. See also educate….to start discussing a subject/ to mention ST….Brown said the issue would be

    brought up again at the next climate convention…..I hate to bring this up but you still owe me £50.

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