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Mitä vittua yrität sanoa: "balance to the force"? Ei tuollaista sanontaa ole englannin kielessä. Yritätkö tönkköenglannillasi saada jotain sanotuksi?

Tämähän ei tänne kuulu mutta panenpahan kuitenkin joutessani, jotta ei noita hässäkkäilmaisuja tarvitse tämän tiimoilta enempää lueskella (hässäkkä on SE hämähäkki väärinpäin).

Bring, any article that can be carried, as wood, coal, a burden; bring one honour; bring an offering, a present; bring a lecture to a close; bring an action or a suit at law against a person; bring a work to an end. Bring is also used with several infinitives after it.
The post or a messenger brings news.
He soon brought the guns to bear on the fort.

To bring a charge home to one, is to prove the truth of the charge against him, to convict him, of the charge. A moral truth is brought home to a man when he is made to feel the force of it.

To bring (or, to be brought) to want or to beggary, is to reduce to utter poverty

To bring to light, is to disclose, to discover.

A skilful detective would bring all their schernes to light.

To bring to niind, is to recall.

Bring a person round or to, is to cause him to recover.
He has stood the operation well, and good nursing will bring him round.
The man had fainted, but the stimulant brought him to.

To bring a ship to, is so to manage the sails or engine that the ship is made stationary.

Bring to.
The matter was brought to my notice.