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1 bringen
(brachte,gebracht) - {to bring (brought,brought) cầm lại, đem lại, mang lại, xách lại, đưa lại, đưa ra, làm cho, gây cho - {to see (saw,seen) thấy, trông thấy, nhìn thấy, xem, quan sát, xem xét, đọc, hiểu rõ, nhận ra, trải qua, từng trải, đã qua, gặp, thăm, đến hỏi ý kiến, tiếp, tưởng tượng, mường tượng, chịu, thừa nhận - bằng lòng, tiễn, đưa, giúp đỡ, quan niệm, cho là, chăm lo, lo liệu, đảm đương, phụ trách, bảo đảm, điều tra, nghiên cứu, kỹ lưỡng, suy nghĩ, xem lại, đắt, cân, cứ đứng nhìn, trông thấy mà để mặc = bringen (brachte,gebracht) (veröffentlichen) {to publish}+ = nahe bringen {to approximate}+ = mit sich bringen {to make (made,made)+ = ins reine bringen {to iron out}+ = außer sich bringen {to transport}+ = hinter sich bringen {to get over}+ = es dahin bringen, daß {to carry matters to such a point that}+ = etwas mit sich bringen {to bring something about}+ = wieder zu sich bringen {to bring to}+ = etwas hinter sich bringen {to get something over; to get something over and done with}+ = er wird es nie zu etwas bringen {he'll never get anywhere}+
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over with — over (and done) with finished or completed. I had my wisdom tooth out yesterday morning, so that s over and done with. He skipped to the end of the chapter just to get it over with. Usage notes: usually refers to something bad or unpleasant … New idioms dictionary
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