Meaning ofbring upin English

Verb

1. to raise or care for (children); nurture
   They will bring up their kids in a loving environment.
2. to mention or discuss something
   The manager didn't bring up the sales report during the meeting.
3. to uncover or resurface (memories, issues, etc.)
   The smell of old books can bring up fond memories.
4. to put someone on trial; position for judgement
   The prosecutor will bring up the defendant for questioning.
5. to halt or disrupt a continuous flow
   The construction work will bring up the entire highway to a standstill.
6. to achieve a specific score or milestone
   The team needs to bring up their average score to qualify for the finals.
7. to move something to a higher position; elevate
   She will bring up the heavy box to the top floor using the elevator.
8. to activate or start a machine; initiate power
   The engineers will bring up the backup generator to provide emergency power.
9. to expel food from the stomach
   After eating the spoiled food, she had to bring up her lunch.
10. to prepare a vein for injection; make it accessible
    The nurse will bring up the patient's vein to administer the medication.
11. to prepare text for printing; level or overlay
    The editor needs to bring up the font size to make it more readable.
12. to care for and raise children
    The couple is eager to bring up their adopted child with love and care.