bring out something
(PRODUCE FOR SALE)Definition
› to produce something for people to buy: The greeting-card company is bringing out a new line of Mother’s Day cards.
(Definition of bring out something (PRODUCE FOR SALE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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bring forward something phrasal verb MAKE KNOWN
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bring in something phrasal verb
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bring off something phrasal verb
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bring on something phrasal verb
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bring out something phrasal verb PRODUCE A QUALITY
- bring out something phrasal verb PRODUCE FOR SALE
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bring someone around phrasal verb MAKE CONSCIOUS
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bring someone around phrasal verb PERSUADE
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bring someone/something into line (with someone/something) idiom
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bring something to the table idiom
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bring to light idiom
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