Name: BRINGで英語の句動詞を学ぶ：bring on, bring about, bring forward... (Learn English Phrasal Verbs with BRING: bring on, bring about, bring forward...)
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In today's video we're going to look at phrasal verbs using the verb: "bring".

Once again, phrasal verbs: A verb and a preposition that together have a very different meaning

than the words by themselves, sometimes more than one meaning, as we're going to see here.

So we're going to look at: "bring up", "bring about", "bring around", "bring back",

"bring down", "bring in", "bring on", "bring off", and "bring to".

These are the ones we're going to look at today.

And again, each of them has at least one meaning, sometimes...

More often than not, more than one meaning.

So: "bring up", a few meanings to this one.

The most commonly used one is to bring up something means to raise, but not raise like

physically, raise in terms of conversation.

We're going to have a conversation and I want to talk about something specific, I'm going

to find an opportunity to bring it up in conversation.

So I'm going to raise that topic, and we're going to talk about it, and it's going to

So if you're going to a meeting with your boss and you're thinking:

somehow you'll find a way to bring it up into the conversation and eventually

So you can raise a child, that's the one...

The verb most people use about children, you raise children, but you also bring them up.

Now, it doesn't mean that you physically lift them.

It means you educate them, you feed them, you teach them about life, you prepare them

Another thing sometimes people use "bring up" is to throw up, puke, vomit.

I hope I don't bring it up all over this video.

"Bring about", two meanings for this one.

One situation exists, this situation will likely bring about this result.

If we talk about military spending, so the government has decided to go to war in this

part of the world, but all the major economists are warning that this war will bring about

the destruction of our country economically.

The war will bring about economic hardships to this country.

Now, a little side note, not really anything to do with phrasals, but I know all of you

think of the words: "effect" and "affect".

"effect" with an "e" is the same as "bring about",

So "e" can be a verb and a noun, "a" can be a verb and a noun, but that's a whole other lesson.

If you're ever on a ship and you need to turn that ship and bring it back to the port, then

But we use this mostly with ships, bring about.

Okay. "Bring around", a few meanings to this as well.

"Bring around" basically means to revive someone.

So somebody is passed out, they fainted or whatever happened, they're lying on the ground,

You're trying to bring them around, means recover consciousness.

"Bring around" means also bring a friend over to meet other friends, like a casual visit.

And the most common use: If you have a very set opinion about something and I have a very

different opinion, I will do my best to bring you around to my opinion.

So I want to persuade you, I want to make you change your mind and bring you around

to view the situation from the way I view it, from my perspective.

So I'm going to bring you around to my point of view.

That's the most common use of "bring around".

"Bring back", so, again, there's the literal bring back.

So you bought something from a store, you took it home, like a shirt, you tried it on,

you realize: "You know what? I don't like it."

Now you can also say: "take it back", but technically you're taking it with you, so

Now, sometimes, people, especially celebrities, they try to bring back something that used

So if I started wearing, like, fur coats, and everybody thinks:

"Oh, this guy is so cool and so popular", then everybody starts to bring...

So, try to make something old popular again.

For example, for many, many years people have tried to bring back disco, but you can never

Disco died when it died, and that's where it's going to stay.

First of all we're going to talk about collapse.

Now, it can be a physical thing, it can be a person.

So if you bring down a building, means you maybe blow it up and the whole building comes

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