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Cause to happen, occur or exist.
produce
give rise
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causar
1
The New Year period may
bring
about
a welcome change of scenery.
2
Have words and arguments lost their power to
bring
about
social change?
3
Just possibly, these new Authorities can
bring
about
real change, from within.
4
To
bring
about
radical political change, we need to build from below.
5
The project has sparked much-needed debate and helped
bring
about
real change.
6
Rightly or wrongly, the media has the power to
bring
about
change.
7
Further, the way to
bring
about
such inclusion is through critical debate.
8
Her nakedness isn't going to
bring
about
change or stop police brutality.
9
The council has the mandate to
bring
about
the change, he said.
10
The Quilicura data center will
bring
about
20 jobs to the region.
11
We do not want to be hasty and
bring
about
opposite consequences.
12
Coyne's team hope to
bring
about
a higher-than-usual turnout in the election.
13
She wished she could
bring
about
a crisis in their relations abruptly.
14
But there are concerns that the changes might
bring
about
some confusion.
15
All do it out of a drive to help
bring
about
change.
16
Does reading Jane Eyre always
bring
about
the changes you have described?
bring
about
bring
Portuguese
causar
fazer
provocar
produzir
Catalan
causar
ocasionar
produir
Spanish
causar
producir
ocasionar