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bring off
bring off
bring
something
off
to cause something to happen; to carry out a plan successfully.
Do you think you can bring it off?
She brought off her plan without a hitch!
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also
bring
something
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to succeed in doing something
Only a megacorporation has the resources to bring off this kind of deal.
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bring off
Accomplish, achieve successfully, as in
We managed to bring off a wonderful performance
. [Early 1900s]
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bring off
v.
1.
To accomplish something difficult:
The promoters brought off the series of concerts without a single problem. We planned the party well beforehand so that we would be sure we could bring it off.
2.
Vulgar Slang
To cause someone to achieve orgasm.
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Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Sean
[ʃɔ:n]
Barbara
BAHR-bər-ə
(English)
, BAHR-brə
(English)
, BAHR-bah-rah
(German)
, bahr-BAH-rah
(Polish)
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Greg
[greg]
Jyri
YUY-ree
Finnish
Nimat
-
Arabic
Elbert
['elbət]
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