brings, brought, bringing
to bring up
phrasal verbC
To raise a child or care for someone until adulthood
- 1They brought up their children in the countryside.
- 2She was brought up by her grandparents.
To bring up means to take care of a child or someone until they become an adult. This includes providing food, shelter, education, and love. It involves guiding and supporting them as they grow and develop into responsible individuals.
Remember, bringing up a child also involves instilling values and teaching life skills. Encourage independence and responsibility to help them thrive as adults.
in a hospital waiting room
A Heartfelt Conversation
Ashley
I can't believe how strong you are, David.
David
Thanks, Ashley. My parents did a great job bringing up my sister and me.
Ashley
It shows. You're handling everything so well.
David
I just hope I can do the same for my kids someday.
at a roadside stop
Reflections on Responsibility
James
I heard your sister is doing great at college.
Joshua
Yeah, our parents did a wonderful job bringing her up.
James
It shows. She's always been so responsible.
Joshua
Absolutely, they taught us both a lot about life.
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- 1raise
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