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PHRASAL VERBS 326

 rescue sb; [kurtarmak ]

We brought off the passenger off the wrecked ship.

 bring on (tr)

 help (a learner, etc) to develop or improve; [ (öğrenci vs’nin) daha iyi hale gelmesine
yardım etmek.]

Our coach is bringing on some youngsters in the reserve team.

 cause an (unwelcome) development; [ (hoş olmayan bir şey) e-neden olmak, -e yol
açmak]

Reading in bad light brings on a headache.
I was out in the rain all day and this brought on a bad cold.

 bring round (tr)

 cause sb to regain consciousness after fainting; [ayıltmak]

Two children fainted in the heat but were quickly brought round with brandy.
Jack has fainted let’s try to bring him round.
The old man had fainted. We brought him round with some cold weather.

 change someone’s mind about; [kandırmak, ikna etmek, yola getirmek]

After a great argument I brought her round to my point of view.

 bring through (tr)

 help sb to recover, save sb; [iyileştirmek, birinin hayatını kurtarmak]

I was very ill for a long time a good doctor brought me through.

 bring up (tr)

 educate and train children; [yetiştirmek, terbiye etmek]

Not only mothers but also fathers play a great role in bringing up children.
My mother has brought up five children.

mention; [ bahsetmek, ortaya atmak]

I feel I ought to bring up another small matter.
She advised me to bring the matter up at the next meeting.