Cerca
to bring out
[phrase form: bring]
01
lanciare, rilasciare
to make and release a product for people to buy
Transitive: to bring out a product
Example
The toy company brought out a line of educational toys for children.
The software company is bringing out an updated version of their popular app.
The bakery brought out a delicious new pastry that everyone loves.
02
tirare fiori
to take something out of an enclosed space
Transitive: to bring out sth
Example
The magician skillfully brought out a rabbit from the hat.
Bring out the chairs for the guests from the storage room.
During the performance, the actor brought out a prop from behind the curtain.
03
mettere in evidenza, far emergere
to make something clear or visible, helping others understand or see it easily
Transitive: to bring out a concept or detail
Example
Highlight and bring out the important details in your report.
The speaker aimed to bring out the significance of the research findings.
The well-organized layout brings out the important sections in the document.
04
far emergere, rivelare
to reveal or express feelings or emotions
Transitive: to bring out feelings or emotions
Example
The challenge brought out the competitive spirit in the team.
The stressful situation brought out a sense of vulnerability in him.
The concert brought out a wave of enthusiasm among the crowd.
05
rivelare, pubblicare
to release information to the public that was previously known only to a select few
Transitive: to bring out information
Example
The journalist brought out a scandalous story that shook the political landscape.
The whistleblower decided to bring out the corruption within the organization.
The documentary aimed to bring out the untold stories of the marginalized community.
06
far emergere, incoraggiare
to help a shy person feel happier and more confident
Transitive: to bring out sb
07
far apparire, provocare
to cause visible symptoms like spots or a rash, appear on the skin
Transitive: to bring out symptoms
Example
Allergies can bring out itching and inflammation.
Hormonal changes may bring out blemishes on the face.
Some medications can bring out side effects like skin discoloration.
08
portare fuori, mobilitare
to encourage a group, like workers, to stop working as a way of showing they are unhappy or want something
Transitive: to bring out a group
Example
The union 's call for better benefits brought out a significant number of workers.
The announcement of a pay freeze brought out the workers, demonstrating for fair compensation.
Esempio
The toy company brought out a line of educational toys for children.
The software company is bringing out an updated version of their popular app.
The bakery brought out a delicious new pastry that everyone loves.
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