Phrase
brought out
verb
使显示；使显现
brought out is the past of bring out (irregular).
to make something appear or become noticeable
- 1.
To elicit, evoke, or emphasize (a particular quality).
引出、唤起或强调(某种特质)
- 2.
To introduce (someone) to a new lifestyle.
引导(某人)进入新生活方式
- 3.
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see bring, out.
用于非比喻或惯用语:参见bring, out
出版；说出；公开出售（新证券）；引出、唤起或强调(某种特质)；引导(某人)进入新生活方式
In use
This soft light really brings out the warm colors in the painting.
You can add a little lemon to bring out the flavor of the fish.
The school trip brought out a very adventurous side in the children.
bring out + object (a quality or characteristic)
表示使某特质显现。
The challenge brought out her determination.
挑战激发了她的决心。
bring out + product/book/album
表示出版或推出新产品。
They plan to bring out a new album next month.
他们计划下个月推出一张新专辑。
bring out the best/worst in someone
固定搭配，表示使某人表现出最好/最坏的品质。
Connections
Confusing words
- bring up
- 提出（话题） · “bring out”强调使某物显现或显露，而“bring up”强调提及或引入话题。
- bring about
- 引起，导致 · “bring out”强调显露内在特性，而“bring about”强调导致某种结果。
Word family
- brings out
- third person singular
- brought out
- past, past participle
- bringing out
- present participle
Learner notes
Learn the forms together
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