大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 be brought up
释义：
be brought up vt. 被抚养；被提出
例句：
After that, Father Bear, Mother Bear, and the old brown bear talked about how young bears should be brought up.
接着，熊爸爸、熊妈妈和老棕熊讨论了应该怎样抚养小棕熊的话题。
This problem will be brought up at the next meeting.
这个问题在下次会议上会被提出来。
I speak as one who was intended by my father to be brought up as a Rationalist.
我的父亲曾有意把我培养成一个理性主义者，我即以此身份发言。
Networks, however, can be brought up pretty quickly once the signals are clear and flowing again.
Chuck Schumer, both Democrats -- is expected to be brought up for a vote this month.
But Russia still lacks the support services for children with special needs to be brought up by families.
It could be brought up next session, but that is eight months away.
You can't be brought up in the Highlands of Scotland without realising that.
And so there was a lot of significant detail that everybody needed to be brought up to speed on.
It can be brought up by pressing the square button on your PS3 controller, although how much you enjoy the gameified experience may vary.
It will have a bigger cancer centre and elderly care, general medicine, HIV and clinical infection wards will be brought up to modern standards.
Not only are there delays in projects when people leave and new ones must be brought up to speed, but knowledge falls through the cracks.
The Welsh Assembly Government has told all Welsh local authorities that council housing must be brought up to the Welsh Housing Quality Standard by 2012.
However, it won't be a case of wheeling out a performance which was successful half a decade ago - the set will be brought up to 2009.
The Senate passed the McCain-Feingold campaign finance bill in April, but a companion version stalled in the House before it could be brought up for a full vote.
How will that change what we know about a presidential candidate or what will be brought up during a congressional grilling of a Supreme Court nominee in 2050?
Children will be brought up ignorant of or hostile to other religions.
They said the issue is whether he should be brought up on charges like any other criminal or held for more than three years without charges, as he's been.
The Code of Cannon Law states that, for a child to be baptised, "there must be a founded hope that the infant will be brought up in the Catholic religion".
With the REAL ID Act of 2005, they instituted a de facto national identity system by mandating that records be centralized and state-issued IDs be brought up to a common standard.
White House press secretary Ari Fleischer acknowledged in his afternoon briefing that Bush was speaking of a simple majority vote in the Senate, should the bill be brought up for a vote.
Sensing that it would contribute to the restoration of the monarchy, his parents handed the young prince over to be brought up by Spain's dictator, Francisco Franco, a man whom they mistrusted and despised.
