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to bring out {verbo}
faire sortir · lancer · relever · faire ressortir
Traducción Inglés-Francés para "to bring out"
"to bring out" en francés
to bring out {verbo}
to bring out {vb} (también: to send out)
We brought out (from the land) those in it who were believers;
And then he brought out for them a calf shaping to it (from the molten ornaments) a body (which made a sound like) mooing.
to bring out {vb} (también: to launch, to hurl, to put, to rap out)
In year 2005 Budapest Bank brought out a product in the bank card business called Lady Credit Card, offered for both private individuals and women entrepreneurs.
to bring out {vb} (también: to accent, to accentuate, to help back up, to raise)
I brought out some interesting little things on how the National Film Board spends taxpayers' money.
Unfortunately, discussions on the budget have seldom brought out the best in the Member States and, sadly, last week it was no different.
The judgment in Luxembourg clearly brought out this directive's weaknesses, and it is regrettable that the Commission has to lag behind on this point.
to bring out {vb} (también: to make a point, to set off)
He always tried to draw attention to his colleagues and to bring out the best in us.
The aim is to bring out the complementary nature of international refugee and human rights law.
The Committee, for example, had agreed on the need to bring out those links in the area of trade and trading arrangements.
One speaker, in referring to the Department's press releases, said that they should bring out the intergovernmental aspect of the
The review brought out EDC's decisive contribution in this regard.
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