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1 bring
v. (past. pp. brought) v. донесува, довезува, доведува;2. причинува, доведува (до to);3. убедува; to bring about - предизвикува, причинува, остварува; to bring back - се присетува, напомнува, враќа; to bring down - убива, симнува, соборува (авион)2. снижува (цени)3. понижува; to bring forth - произведува, изродува; to bring forward - предвидува, презентира, истакнува; to bring in - воведува2. донесува3. пресудува, донесува пресуда; to bring off - спасува2. постигнува успех, завршува; to bring on - навлекува, причинува, доведува до; to bring out - изложува, заклучува, истакнува2. издава (книга), пушта во промет; to bring over - разуверува, наговара, променува; to bring round - освестува; to bring through - излекува2. ослободува; to bring up - воспитува, одгледува; to bring pass - уништува, остварува; донесува; доведува; приведува; наведува
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