What does "bring up" mean?

To raise children; to mention a topic To rear children or introduce a subject.

How do you use "bring up" in a sentence?

She brought up three children alone. Don't bring up that topic. I was brought up in London.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To raise children; to mention a topic

抚养孩子；提起话题

Criar hijos; sacar un tema

育てる；話題を持ち出す

키우다; 화제를 꺼내다

To rear children or introduce a subject.

养育孩子或引出一个话题。

Educar a los hijos o introducir un tema de conversación.

子供を育てること、または話題を紹介すること。

아이를 양육하거나 주제를 꺼내는 것.

Base verb: bring

Particle: up

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

She brought up three children alone.
她独自抚养了三个孩子
Crió a tres hijos sola
彼女は一人で3人の子供を育てた
그녀는 혼자서 세 아이를 키웠다.
Don't bring up that topic.
别提那个话题
No saques ese tema
その話題を持ち出さないで
그 화제는 꺼내지 마.
I was brought up in London.
我在伦敦长大
Me crié en Londres
私はロンドンで育った
나는 런던에서 자랐다.

Context: parenting, conversation

Tone: varied

From raising upward.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal