The meaning of Bring-on

Bring-on – definition

phrasal verb
Cause to arise
phrasal verb
Cause something, typically something unpleasant, to occur.
Usage examples:
Ulcers are not brought on by a rich diet

phrasal verb
To cause something to happen, esp. something bad
Usage examples:
I think the loud music brought my headache on.

Bring-on translation into English

Bring-on: translate from English into Chinese

带上

Bring-on: translate from English into Dutch

Kom maar op

Bring-on: translate from English into French

Amener, Provoquer, Faire pousser

Bring-on: translate from English into German

Bringen, Verursachen, Herbeiführen, Auslösen, Herausbringen, Weiterbringen, Auf die bühne bringen, Auftreten lassen

Bring-on: translate from English into Hindi

ले आओ

Bring-on: translate from English into Italian

Portare avanti, Provocare

Bring-on: translate from English into Korean

에 가져

Bring-on: translate from English into Russian

Принести на, Вызывать, Навлекать

Bring-on: translate from English into Spanish

Provocar, Causar, Acarrear, Introducir, Presentar, Favorecer, Acelerar el desarrollo, Estimular, Hacer salir

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