bring forward (introduce a subject for discussion) I will bring the matter forward at the next meeting. (move an event to an earlier date or time) We decided to bring the meeting forward from Thursday to Monday so that more people could attend. envocabulary.com
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bring forth (produce, bear) March winds and April showers bring forth May flowers. (give birth to) Mary has brought forth a beautiful baby girl. envocabulary.com
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bring back (bring something with you when you come back from somewhere) I’ll bring back a few souvenirs from my vacation in Paris. (cause to remember) These photos bring back memories of my childhood. envocabulary.com
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break with (separate yourself from) He decided to break with some friends. (give up, not continue doing something) It’s very difficult to break with old habits, but not impossible. I decided to break with tradition and not celebrate Christmas. envocabulary.com
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break through (force to get through a barrier) Protesters managed to break through the barriers. (achieve success even though there are difficulties and obstacles) Scientists think they are beginning to break through in the fight against AIDS. envocabulary.com
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