bring something on/upon somebody

phrasal verbphr v CAUSEto make something unpleasant happen to someone 引起，招来，惹来〔不愉快的事〕

You have brought disaster on the whole village!

你给整个村子招来了灾祸！

bring something on/upon yourself

I’ve got no sympathy for him – he’s brought this all on himself!

我一点也不同情他——他这是自作自受！

Examples from the Corpus

bring on/upon • A few weeks ago, my wife needed to bring Nick on a plane to visit her mother.• Having a baby would mean leaving university and bringing shame on my family.• Shapiro said he brought Bailey in on the case because it would be tried in Florida.• This section brings discussion on the process of central government management reform up to date by reviewing developments since 1980.• Brown and Warne had an unenviable dilemma on their hands, even if they brought it on themselves.• I need to bring a thermometer on these trips.• This brings dependence on those who fix the price on the international market.• Dixie will move north into the city to bring new markets on, while you run the Isle of Dogs.

bring something on/upon yourself• And at the same time ashamed of the affliction that he had brought down on himself.• Brown and Warne had an unenviable dilemma on their hands, even if they brought it on themselves.• Conversely, it is easy to see how Blanche brings her problems on herself.• He's brought it upon himself.• He would have brought it on himself.• One way or another she brought it on herself.• This makes the illness even harder to bear, if you feel that you have brought it on yourself.• In part, he thought, Kathy had brought it on herself: she had a personality that lured him on.

→ bring something on/upon somebody at bring(PHRASAL VERB)

单词	bring something on/upon somebody
释义	bring something on/upon somebody bring something on/upon somebody phrasal verbphr v CAUSEto make something unpleasant happen to someone 引起，招来，惹来〔不愉快的事〕 You have brought disaster on the whole village! 你给整个村子招来了灾祸！ bring something on/upon yourself I’ve got no sympathy for him – he’s brought this all on himself! 我一点也不同情他——他这是自作自受！ Examples from the Corpus bring on/upon • A few weeks ago, my wife needed to bring Nick on a plane to visit her mother.• Having a baby would mean leaving university and bringing shame on my family.• Shapiro said he brought Bailey in on the case because it would be tried in Florida.• This section brings discussion on the process of central government management reform up to date by reviewing developments since 1980.• Brown and Warne had an unenviable dilemma on their hands, even if they brought it on themselves.• I need to bring a thermometer on these trips.• This brings dependence on those who fix the price on the international market.• Dixie will move north into the city to bring new markets on, while you run the Isle of Dogs. bring something on/upon yourself• And at the same time ashamed of the affliction that he had brought down on himself.• Brown and Warne had an unenviable dilemma on their hands, even if they brought it on themselves.• Conversely, it is easy to see how Blanche brings her problems on herself.• He's brought it upon himself.• He would have brought it on himself.• One way or another she brought it on herself.• This makes the illness even harder to bear, if you feel that you have brought it on yourself.• In part, he thought, Kathy had brought it on herself: she had a personality that lured him on. → bring something on/upon somebody at bring(PHRASAL VERB)
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