AIによる解説
Brought is the past tense and past participle of 'bring.' 'Brought food' = carried food here. 'Brought up' = raised/mentioned. 'Brought about' = caused. 'Brought together' = united. Common irregular verb form. 'Brought to attention' = made aware. Essential English vocabulary. Multiple phrasal verb uses.
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Negotiations were broken off after disagreements were brought up repeatedly.
意見の相違が繰り返し持ち出された後、交渉は打ち切られました。
Activists brought about transformative change by mobilizing grassroots movements demanding institutional reforms and accountability.
活動家は、制度改革と説明責任を要求する草の根運動を動員することで変革的変化をもたらした。
Legislators brought up controversial issues that had been neglected persistently despite their significance for citizens' welfare.
議員は、市民の福祉にとっての重要性にもかかわらず執拗に無視されてきた論争的な問題を提起した。
Legislators brought about reforms by building coalitions that transcended partisan divisions and ideological disagreements.
議員は、党派的分断とイデオロギー的不一致を超越する連立を構築することで改革をもたらした。
The administration brought in consultants possessing specialized expertise to address complex challenges requiring innovative solutions.
政権は、革新的な解決策を必要とする複雑な課題に対処するために専門知識を持つコンサルタントを招き入れた。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz