be brought to发音

意思翻译

被带到（brought是bring的过去分词）

相似词语短语

brought to───使恢复知觉；停船

brought───v.带来（bring的过去分词）

brought to a halt───使停止

brought about───引起；使掉头

brought out───出版，生产；使显示；说出

brought into───v.使开始；使进入某种状态

brought on───导致

be to be───即将成为

brought with───v.带来；拿来；取来

双语使用场景

They might also be brought to the cemetery for prayers and blessings.───他们也可能被带到墓地去祈祷并祝福。

They demanded that those responsible be brought to justice.───他们要求那些责任人应依法予以惩处。

perpetrators of this evil deed must be brought to justice.───恶行的凶手必须接受法律的制裁。

All their hidden frustrations, disappointments and jealousies seem to be brought to the surface by the act of driving.───他们所有隐藏的失落、失望和忌妒感，似乎都在开车中暴露出来

Note: ORIGINAL documents must be brought to the interview. All documents should be accompanied by an English or French translation.───注：面试时必须带原始材料。所有材料都应有英文或法文的翻译文件。

Can not the requirement later be brought to think of him with that together?───难道就是想和那他在一起呆一会儿的要求都换不来吗？

This translates into a real market advantage since it allows products and services to be brought to market more quickly than competitors.───这就转化成为实际的市场优势，因为它能够使产品和服务比竞争对手更快速地推向市场。

Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi condemned the "heinous crime" and said the culprits would be brought to justice.───巴基斯坦外长库雷希（ShahMehmoodQureshi）对此次袭击予以谴责，称一定会将罪犯绳之以法。

"Meals will be brought to you, " Deleta said. "Do not wander the ship alone. If you wish a tour, one will be arranged for you shortly. "───“三餐会为你们送来的，”迪丽塔说，“不要在船上乱逛。如果你们想要四处走走，很快会给你们安排一位向导的。”

英语使用场景

The ship's captain and crew may be brought to trial and even sent to prison.

They demanded that those responsible be brought to justice.

Those responsible for these crimes must be brought to court and punished.

War criminals must be brought to book.

The perpetrators of the massacre must be brought to justice as war criminals.

Casualties had to be brought to hospital by air.

The killers will be brought to justice .

The boat can be brought to a stop from full speed ahead within her own length.

The truth is unlikely to be brought to light by the promised enquiry.