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1) ( B ) I didn't want to ~ the subject to her at that time
2) ( d ; tr. ) to ~ against ('to confront with') (the drought brought us up against serious difficulties)
3) ( D ; tr. ) ('to raise') to ~ for (to ~ a question for discussion)
4) ( D ; tr. ) to ~ on ('to inculcate with') (they brought the children up on stories about the Old West)
5) ( D ; tr. ) ('to lift') to ~ to (we brought their proficiency up to the required level)
6) ( H ) ('to educate, raise') our parents brought us up to respect others
7) ( misc. ) her scream brought us up short ('her scream startled us')