Betekenis van:
bring around

to bring around
Werkwoord
  • bezorgen
  • provide a cure for, make healthy again

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to bring around
Werkwoord
  • iets meenemen
  • provide a cure for, make healthy again

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

Hyponiemen

to bring around
Werkwoord
  • met zich nemen
  • provide a cure for, make healthy again

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

Hyponiemen

to bring around
Werkwoord
  • de vorm veranderen; mbt. vloeistoffen
  • provide a cure for, make healthy again

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

Hyponiemen

to bring around
Werkwoord
  • bijbrengen
  • return to consciousness

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

Hyponiemen

to bring around
Werkwoord
    • cause to adopt an opinion or course of action

    Synoniemen

    Hyperoniemen

    to bring around
    Werkwoord
    • cureren, remediëren, genezen, helen
    • provide a cure for, make healthy again

    Synoniemen

    Hyperoniemen

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    Werkwoord

    bring around

    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. We managed to bring him around to our way of thinking.
    2. It took a long time to bring him around to our point of view.
    3. I managed to bring him around to my way of thinking.
    4. Inflation in 2008 is estimated to have been around 4,5 %, almost double the rate observed in 2007, driven largely by higher domestic energy prices. Falling global energy prices should bring inflation down in 2009.
    5. In the Commission’s view, the maximum reduction in the anticipated return on capital in 2006 from around [...]* to [...]* % to some [...]* to [...]* % that the additional compensatory measure of a divestment of Berliner Bank is expected to bring about does not threaten the bank's long‐term viability.
    6. According to the bank, a core‐capital ratio of [...]* % of the risk items and hence core capital of around EUR [...]*, which would have to be provided afresh by BGB are necessary. However, in spite of a core capital of EUR [...]*, BGB expects that a sale would bring in only EUR [...]*‐EUR [...]*.
    7. Post’s market share of the market for domestic express parcel services (including inbound [7] express parcel services) has been steadily falling over the period from 2006 to 2008, from approx. 47 % by value [8] in 2006, about 46 % in 2007 to around 43 % in 2008 [9]. The aggregate market share of the two biggest competitors amounted to slightly over 28 % by value in 2008, i.e. almost two thirds of Post’s market share, at which level they would be able to bring a significant competitive pressure to bear on Post [10].