make sth easy to see
or understand 使'显出.；阐明：
That dress really brings out the colour of your eyes. 衣服果真能衬4出你眼睛的颜色。3 to
produce sth; to publish sth 生产；出版：The
band have just brought out thdr second aibum.这个乐队刚刚推出了他们的第二张专
辑。.bring sb 'out in sth to make sb，s skin
be covered in spots, etc•使（某人的）皮肤长出（斑点等）：77ze heat brought him out in a rash.炎热的天气使他浑身长满
了痱子。
.bring sb 'round (8rf) {NAmE
.bring sb a'round) (also .bring sb 'to) to make sb who is
unconscious become conscious again 使苏醒.bring sb 'round'(to ... ) (8r£)
(AMmf ,bring sb a'round) to
bring sb to sb，s house
带 某人串门：Bring
the /amiZy round one evening; we’dZove to meet them.哪天晚上带全家人来坐坐，我们很想见见
他们。.bring sb 1 round (to sth) (8/f) (AM/r?f .bring sb a'rounci) to persuade sb to
agree to sth 说服某人茼意
(’某事 V: He
也dn’t iffce the
pZan at /irst, but we
managed to
bring him round.
划，但我们最终使他回心转意了。，bring sth'round to sth [Br^) (NAmE ,bring sth a'round to sth) to direct a
conversation to a particular subject 将（话遍.）.导向… .bring sb to = bring sb round .bring A and B to'gether to help two people
or groups to end a disagreement使双方言和；徒双方和好：The
loss of their son brought the two of them together. ^ ^ 使他们两人4归于好。
.bring sb-^'up 1 [often passive]
to care for a child, teaching him or her how to behave，etc.抚养;..养育； 教养 HT1 raise: She
brought upchildren. 无育 了五个孩子。◊份was
brought up his aunt.他是由姨
妈带大的。◊
a we〖l/badiy brought up cMd 有教养 / 缺乏教养的孩子◊[+ to inf] rhey were
brought ujp to (=taught as children to) respect authority.他 Cl从小就 被教导尊敬权威。〇[+N] J was brought, up
a. Cat/ioZic. 我从，j、it受教表成为禾主教徒。一related noun upbringing 2 (/aw 律） to make sb appear for trial 使出庭
受审；传讯：He was
brought up on a charge of drunken driving•他因酒后开车而受到传讯。，bring
sthwup
1 to mention a subject or start tatalk about it 提出 分 ■论等）H*i71 raise: Bring
ft up at the meeting.请将▲
事i会议上提出。2 (阶f) to vomit呕吐：to
bring up your Zunch 把午饭吐出来 3 to make sth appear on a computer screen瘓显示备计算机屏幕上；调出：Click
with the right mouse button to bring up a new menu. 击鼠标的右键，调出另一新菜单。，bring sb'up against sth to force sb to
know about sth and have to deal with it < 使）面临，.®对：Worfci’n^ in the sZums brought her up
against the realties 〇/poverty.在贫民窟工作使她直面
1；解贫困的现实。
.bring-and-'buy sale noun (6/-E)
a sale, usually for charity, at which people bring things for sale and buy
tl^os卩 brought by others (捐献物品）义卖
brin-jal /'brind3l/ noun
[C, U] {IndE, SAfr£) an aubergine/ eggplant (= a large vegetable with shiny dark
purple skin and soft white flesh)前子 brink /brmk/
[sin.gj 1 the 〜（of sth) if you are on the brink of sth, you are almost in a very
new, dangerous or exciting situation ('新的.、危险的，或令
人兴奋的处境的）边缘，初始状态：onthebrinfco/
coHaps^/ivar/death/disaster 濒于崩溃/ 战争 / —亡/ 炎
〇 Scientists
are on the brink of making a major new discovery.科学家很快就会有新的童大发现。◊
He’s puiZed the company back from the brink (= he has saved it from
disaster).他使公司起死回生。2
(//tera〇/) the extreme
edge of land, for example at the top of a cliff
or by a river (峭壁、河岸等的）边沿，边缘：the
brink 〇/the precipice 悬崖边缘 see teeter
brink-man-ship /'brirjkmanj'ip/
(NAmE also brinks- man-ship /'bnqks-/) noun
[U] the activity, especially in politics, of getting into a situation that
could be very dangerous in order to frighten people and make them do what you
want边缘政策（刻意进入极其危险的处
以恐吓并驯服人民）
briny /'brami/
adj. (of water tK) containing
a lot of salt 多盐分的；很咸的 SCI salty — see also brine