bring\ out

bring\ out
1. III
bring out smth. /smth. out/1)
bring out the details (the flavour, the contrast, etc.) подчеркивать /выделять/ детали /подробности/ и т. д.; bring out smb.'s beauty оттенять чью-л. красоту; the light brought out her wrinkles на свету ее морщинки стали ясно видны; in his speech he tried to bring out all the salient features of the author's career в своей речи он попытался подчеркнуть основные моменты творческого пути писателя; bring out all the facts (the latent possibilities, the inner meaning of a, passage, etc.) выявлягь /вскрывать/ все факты и т. д., the performance of this piece brought out his genius исполнение этой пьесы подчеркнуло его необыкновенную одаренность
2)
bring out one's opinion (one's ideas, what one intends to convey, etc.) излагать /высказывать/ свое мнение и т. д.
3)
bring out a book (a magazine, etc.) издавать /печатать/ книгу и т. д.', bring out a new play (по)ставить новую пьесу; bring out a new film (a new kind of soap, a new model, etc.) выпустить новый фильм и т. д.
4)
the sun brings out the roses (the flowers, the cherry blossoms, etc.) под лучами солнца расцветают /распускаются, зацветают/ розы и т. д.
5)
|| bring out a girl вывозить девушку в свет
2. IV
bring out smth. 'smth. out/ in some manner bring out the contrast (smb.`s wrinkles, etc.) very strongly (clearly, etc.) сильно и т. д. подчеркивать различие и т. д., maliciously bring out.the difference in their ages злорадно выпячивать разницу в их возрасте
3. XI
be brought out in some manner the meaning of the novel was admirably brought out значение романа было прекрасно показано
4. XXI1
bring out smth. /smth. out/ in smb. bring out the worst in smb. выявить в человеке все самое плохое
5. XXV
bring out what... your love will bring out what is good in him ваша любовь пробудит /вызовет к жизни/ то доброе, что в нем есть
6. XXVI
bring out smth. that... difficulties brought out all that was best in him в трудных условиях проявились все самые лучшие черты его характера

English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases. 2013.

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