bring on

英 [brɪŋ ɒn]

美 [brɪŋ ɑːn]

引起，导致（疾病、痛苦或某种感觉）; 开始吧; 放马过来

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 引起，导致（疾病、痛苦或某种感觉）
  If somethingbrings onan illness, pain, or feeling, especially one that you often suffer from, it causes you to have it.
  1. Severe shock can bring on an attack of acne...
     严重的惊吓会造成痤疮突发。
  2. Bob died of a heart attack, brought on by his lifestyle.
     鲍勃死于由他的生活方式引起的心脏病突发。

英英释义

verb

• cause to arise
  1. induce a crisis
  Synonym:induce
• cause to appear
  1. bring on the birthday cake
• bring onto the market or release
  1. produce a movie
  2. bring out a book
  3. produce a new play
  Synonym:producebring out

双语例句

• Hope it's not too big bring on piles again.
  但愿块头不要太大，不然，痔疮又会犯了。
• EP notesl reminds: myopia, bring on blind!
  护眼专家提醒您：近视，导致暴盲！
• The assets will be divided between you, your soon-to-be-ex wife, and any lawyers the two of you bring on board.
  财产将在你、很快将成为你前妻的那个人，以及你们俩的律师之间分配。
• The evils we bring on ourselves are the hardest to bear.
  自己作的孽最难熬。
• Unemployment can bring on a range of emotions including anger and fear.
  失业能够给你带来包括愤怒和恐惧在内的一系列感情。
• We can say the different understandings to history bring on different explanations to the historical motivity problem.
  可以说，人们对历史的理解不同，也就会形成对历史动力问题的不同阐释。
• Strong smells may bring on sneezing attacks in some people.
  强烈的气味会使一些人打喷嚏。
• Reading in a dim light may bring on a headache.
  在光线暗的情况下看书会引起头痛。
• In addition, it is likely to bring on stiff neck and.
  其他症状可能包括不喜欢强光和颈部僵硬。
• She became aware that her headlong pace and distracted air might bring on her remark and suspicion.
  她意识到自己急骤的步伐和仓惶的神色，一定会引起人家的注目和疑心。