rake up
US /reɪk ʌp/
UK /reɪk ʌp/
1.
remuer, ressasser
to bring an unpleasant memory or piece of information from the past to people's attention
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Why do you always have to rake up old arguments?
Pourquoi faut-il toujours que tu remues de vieilles querelles ?
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She didn't want to rake up the past.
Elle ne voulait pas remuer le passé.