phrasal verb · neutral
bring out
/brɪŋ aʊt/BRING·OUT
to publish or release something (product, book), or to make a quality or feature more noticeable
Examples
“The publisher brought out a new edition of the textbook.”
“A good teacher brings out the best in students.”
“The company brought out an updated model this summer.”
Band 8 sentence
“To stay competitive, manufacturers must regularly bring out improved versions that respond to consumer feedback.”
Collocations
- bring out a book
- bring out the best
- bring out a new model
Word family
Common mistakes
They bring out the new phone next week.→They are bringing out the new phone next week.
This product brings up the best features.→This product brings out the best features.
Say it for a higher band
5release→6publish→7+bring out
Synonyms
release
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Easily confused
release
“The studio released the film last Friday.”
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