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Science has brought about many changes in our lives.
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The pilot brought the plane down gently.
He brought the deer down with one shoot.
to bring down the price.
bring forward Ìá³ö£»Ìáǰ (= put forward)
Can the prisoner bring forward any proof of his story?
The election will be brought forward to June, as to many people are on holiday in July.
We'll bring the party forward.
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The final examination will be brought forward to June instead of July.
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Difficulties can bring put a person¡¯s best qualities.
to bring out a new kind of soap
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to bring out the worst in sb.
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to bring up the questionÌá³öÎÊÌâ
to bring up children
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to build up one's strength ÔöÇ¿ÌåÁ¦
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The building was burnt down and only ashes were left.
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The building was burnt out and only the walls remained.
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All the wood has been burnt up.
Put some more wood on the fire to make it burn up.
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But for my brother's help, I would not have finished.
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I met Jacob by accident in the cinema.
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He¡¯ll come back by and by.
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By and large, your idea is a good one.
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He is by far the tallest among us.
His explanation is clear by far.
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I am by no means pleased with this behavior.
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By the way, what happened to the money?
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Though she isn¡¯t British by birth, she¡¯s a British citizen by virtue of her marriage to an Englishmen.
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by way of London ;¾Â×¶Ø
learning reading by way of pictures
