| Definition of 'bring about' |
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1. (verb) bring about
cause to move into the opposite direction
"they brought about the boat when they saw a storm approaching"
2. (verb) produce, bring about, give rise
cause to happen, occur or exist
"This procedure produces a curious effect"; "The new law gave rise to many complaints"; "These chemicals produce a noxious vapor"; "the new President must bring about a change in the health care system"
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1. (verb) bring about
to cause or produce
to bring about change/improvements
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Sense: to cause
His disregard for danger brought about his death.
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 Afrikaans: veroorsaak |
 Arabic: يُسَبِّبُ |
 Bulgarian: причинявам |
 Brazilian: provocar |
 Czech: způsobit |
 German: zustande bringen |
 Danish: medføre |
 Greek: προξενώ |
 Spanish: provocar, causar, ocasion |
 Estonian: põhjustama |
 Farsi: به بار آوردن؛ موجب شدن |
 Finnish: aiheuttaa |
 French: entraîner |
 Hebrew: לְהָבִיא לִידֵי |
 Hindi: उत्पन्न करना |
 Croatian: uzrokovati |
 Hungarian: előidéz |
 Indonesian: menyebabkan |
 Icelandic: orsaka, valda |
 Italian: causare |
 Japanese: 引き起こす |
 Korean: 초래하다 |
 Lithuanian: būti priežastimi, sukelti |
 Latvian: radīt; izraisīt |
 Malay: menyebabkan |
 Dutch: teweegbrengen |
 Norwegian: bringe, medføre |
 Polish: spowodować |
 Persian: به بار آوردن؛ موجب شدن |
 Pashto: منځته راوړل، موجب کیدل |
 Portuguese: provocar |
 Romanian: a cauza |
 Russian: быть причиной |
 Slovak: spôsobiť |
 Slovenian: povzročiti |
 Serbian: izazvati |
 Swedish: förorsaka, vålla |
 Thai: ทำให้เกิด |
 Turkish: neden olmak |
 Taiwanese: 造成 |
 Ukrainian: викликати |
 Urdu: باعث بننا |
 Vietnamese: ldẫn đến |
 Chinese: 造成，引起 |
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