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21 to bring a horse to rest
apstādināt zirgu -
22 to bring a slur on somebody
nomelnot kādu -
23 to bring a suit against somebody
ierosināt lietu pret kāduEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to bring a suit against somebody
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24 to bring about
radīt; izraisīt -
25 to bring about a cure
izārstēt -
26 to bring an accusation against somebody
izvirzīt apsūdzību pret kāduEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to bring an accusation against somebody
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27 to bring an action against somebody
ierosināt lietu pret kāduEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to bring an action against somebody
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28 to bring an action of damages against somebody
iesniegt pret kādu prasību par zaudējumu atlīdzībuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to bring an action of damages against somebody
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29 to bring an issue to a close
beigt strīdu; atrisināt strīdīgu jautājumu; atrisināt jautājumu -
30 to bring back
atnest atpakaļ; atsaukt atmiņā -
31 to bring discredit
celt neslavu -
32 to bring discredit upon oneself
radīt neuzticību pret seviEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to bring discredit upon oneself
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33 to bring disgrace
apkaunot -
34 to bring down
nomākt; pazemināt; notriekt -
35 to bring down the house
izraisīt vētrainus aplausus -
36 to bring fire under control
nodzēst ugunsgrēku -
37 to bring forth
izraisīt; nest; radīt -
38 to bring forward
izvirzīt -
39 to bring forward a motion
izteikt priekšlikumu -
40 to bring grist to the mill
nest peļņu; nest labumu
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