bringing off (Meaning)

bringing off

to bring to a successful conclusion, to cause to escape, to carry to a successful conclusion

The rescue team's swift actions brought off the trapped miners from the depths of the earth.
The cunning thief managed to bring off the heist without a hitch, leaving no trace behind.
The diplomatic delegation successfully brought off a peace treaty between the warring nations.
The performer brought off the high-wire act with grace and precision, eliciting thunderous applause.
The scientist's groundbreaking experiment brought off a major breakthrough in medical research.
The prosecutor brought off a convincing case against the guilty defendant, securing a swift conviction.
The writer brought off a best-selling novel that captured the hearts and minds of millions.
The politician brought off a landslide victory in the election, riding on a wave of public support.
The athlete brought off an astonishing victory in the race, shattering a long-standing record.
The cook brought off a five-star meal that delighted the taste buds of the discerning diners.

to bring to a successful conclusion, to cause to escape, to carry to a successful conclusion

performing, carrying off, implementing,fulfilling, executing, making, carrying out, accomplishing, going through, doing

failing,slurring,slighting, skimping

The rescue team's swift actions brought off the trapped miners from the depths of the earth.

The cunning thief managed to bring off the heist without a hitch, leaving no trace behind.

The diplomatic delegation successfully brought off a peace treaty between the warring nations.

The performer brought off the high-wire act with grace and precision, eliciting thunderous applause.