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61 bring to heel
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62 bring to life
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63 bring to naught
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64 bring to oneself
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65 bring to pass
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66 bring to the boil
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67 bring to the present
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68 bring under the yoke of someone
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69 bring up a kitten by hand
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70 bring up to the standard of the others
bring up to the standard of the othersEnglish-Dutch dictionary > bring up to the standard of the others
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71 bring your friend to the party
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72 bring-and-buy sale
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73 bring/call into being
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74 bring/call into play
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75 bring/call someone to account for something
bring/call someone to account for somethingEnglish-Dutch dictionary > bring/call someone to account for something
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76 bring/call something to mind
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77 bring/carry/put plans into effect
bring/carry/put plans into effectEnglish-Dutch dictionary > bring/carry/put plans into effect
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78 bring/come to fruition
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79 bring/come to light
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80 bring/pull up short
bring/pull up shortplotseling stoppen/tegenhouden
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