bring out

bring out
transitive verb
1) herausbringen
2) (show clearly) hervorheben, betonen [Unterschied]; verdeutlichen [Bedeutung]; herausbringen [Farbe]
3) (cause to appear) herausbringen [Pflanzen, Blüte]

the crisis brought out the best in him — die Krise brachte seine besten Seiten zum Vorschein od. ans Licht

4) (begin to sell) einführen [Produkt]; herausbringen [Buch, Zeitschrift]
* * *
bring out
vt
1. (fetch out)
to \bring out out ⇆ sth etw herausbringen
to \bring out sth out of one's pocket etw aus seiner Tasche ziehen
2. BRIT, AUS (encourage to be less shy)
to \bring out sb out jdm die Hemmungen nehmen
3. (introduce to market)
to \bring out out ⇆ sth etw auf den Markt bringen; book, CD etw herausbringen
4. (reveal)
to \bring out out ⇆ sth etw zum Vorschein bringen
5. (utter)
to \bring out out a few words ein paar Worte herausbringen
6. (cause rash)
sth \bring outs sb out in a rash jd bekommt von etw dat einen Ausschlag
* * *
vt sep
1) (lit) (heraus)bringen (of aus); (of pocket) herausholen (of aus)
2) (= draw out) person die Hemmungen nehmen (+dat)

can't you bring him out (of his shell) a bit? — können Sie nichts tun, damit er ein bisschen aus sich herausgeht?

3) (= elicit) greed, bravery zum Vorschein bringen; best qualities also herausbringen

to bring out the best/worst in sb — das Beste/Schlimmste in jdm zum Vorschein bringen

4) workers auf die Straße schicken
5) (= make blossom) flowers herausbringen
6) (to society) debutante in die Gesellschaft einführen
7) (= bring on the market) new product, book herausbringen
8) (= emphasize, show up) herausbringen, hervorheben
9) (= utter) few words herausbringen; cry ausstoßen
10)

to bring sb out in spots/a rash — bei jdm Pickel/einen Ausschlag verursachen

* * *
bring out v/t
1. herausbringen
2. WIRTSCH ein Buch, Theaterstück, Auto etc herausbringen
3. fig ans Licht bringen:
bring out the best (worst) in sb jemandes beste (schlechteste) Seiten ans Licht bringen
4. vorbringen, aussprechen
5. hervorheben, betonen
6. zum Ausdruck bringen, erkennen lassen
7. den Sinn eines Gedichts etc herausarbeiten
8. eine junge Dame in die Gesellschaft einführen
9. WIRTSCH besonders Br Beschäftigte zum Streiken bringen
10. bring sb out (of themselves) jemandem seine Hemmungen nehmen; jemanden dazu bringen, (etwas) aus sich herauszugehen
11. bring sb out in a rash MED Br bei jemandem einen Ausschlag verursachen; academic.ru/31809/goose_pimples">goose pimples
* * *
transitive verb
1) herausbringen
2) (show clearly) hervorheben, betonen [Unterschied]; verdeutlichen [Bedeutung]; herausbringen [Farbe]
3) (cause to appear) herausbringen [Pflanzen, Blüte]

the crisis brought out the best in him — die Krise brachte seine besten Seiten zum Vorschein od. ans Licht

4) (begin to sell) einführen [Produkt]; herausbringen [Buch, Zeitschrift]
* * *
v.
herausbringen v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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