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Meanings of
bring off
in English
Portuguese
atingir
Spanish
lograr
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Be successful; achieve a goal.
manage
negociate
pull off
carry off
fail
Portuguese
atingir
Usage of
bring off
in English
1
Unfortunately he was the one I decided to
bring
off
,
he said.
2
Then we closed in on them to
bring
off
the big drive.
3
It had been a tiresome day, with the supper to
bring
off
.
4
Away with you ashore, and
bring
off
your army and take possession.
5
Javi Martínez is not a bad player to
bring
off
the bench.
6
Henry said Williams has been a great player to
bring
off
the bench.
7
Boom simply isn't experienced enough to
bring
off
this tonal shift.
8
It's an interesting idea, though a hard one to
bring
off
.
9
Yes; but we did not
bring
off
any ammunition with us.
10
Technically, Emmerich and his crew
bring
off
a series of wonders.
11
The nearer you are, the bigger loads I can
bring
off
.
12
Every exertion was at once made to
bring
off
the people.
13
But let us see if we cannot
bring
off
the author.
14
Pearce promised to make every effort to
bring
off
the colonel.
15
The two others, the drunkards, were too noisy to
bring
off
.
16
I want you to make a rally, and
bring
off
something in good order.
Other examples for "bring off"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
bring
off
bring
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
bring off
Portuguese
atingir
Spanish
lograr
Bring off
through the time
Bring off
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common