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bring out

verbo transitivo con partícula

1sacar (new product)

2(provoke, elicit)

to b out the best/the worst in somebody -> sacar lo mejor/peor de alguien
strawberries b her out in a rash -> las fresas or frutillas le provocan un sarpullido (CSur)
to b somebody out of his/her shell -> sacar a alguien de su concha

bring out [brin]

Children bring out the best in her -> el trato con los niños hace resaltar o pone de manifiesto sus mejores cualidades (accentuate)
I tried to bring her out a bit -> traté de ayudarla a vencer su timidez (make less shy)

salir; recitar; mostrar, echar fuera, descubrir; hacer salir, sacar, extraer. Sacar al mercado (product, model); publicar, sacar (edition, book). Hacer florecer (make bloom). (GB) It brought me out in spots, hizo que me salieran granos.

bring out

verb:transitive:plus_adverb

1 (take out) sacar; [+argument] sacar a relucir

2 (introduce) [+product, model] sacar; lanzar al mercado; [+book] publicar; sacar

3 (reveal) [+colour, meaning] realzar

to bring out the best in sb sacar a la luz lo mejor que hay en algn

He is totally dedicated and brings out the best in his pupils They say that challenges bring out the best in us

4 (develop) [+quality] sacar a la luz; despertar

5 (give confidence to) [+person] ayudar a adquirir confianza

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