Bring out in Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɹɪŋ/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
BRING-owt-IN, in
bɹˈɪŋ/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈɪn
bring-OWT-IN
Definition
To cause someone to have a reaction on their body, like a rash or allergy, after contact with something.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used medically to describe allergic or skin reactions (e.g., 'bring out in a rash'). The object is usually the trigger; 'it brings me out in hives'. Not used for emotional reactions. Informal; mainly in spoken English.
Spanish: provocar (reacción física, ej. sarpullido) - causar enPortuguese (BR): causar (alergia, reação na pele) - provocar emPortuguese (PT): provocar (reação alérgica, erupção cutânea) - causar emChinese (Simplified): 使...出现（过敏反应、皮疹等）Chinese (Traditional): 使...出現（過敏反應、皮疹等）Hindi: (किसी चीज़ से शरीर पर प्रतिक्रिया होना, जैसे एलर्जी) - में लानाArabic: يُسبب في (غالبًا حساسية أو طفح جلدي)Bengali: প্রকাশ করা (চর্মরোগ/এলার্জি সম্পর্কিত) - সৃষ্টিকরাRussian: вызывать (сыпь/аллергию)Japanese: （アレルギーや発疹などを）引き起こすVietnamese: gây ra (phát ban/dị ứng)Korean: 유발하다 (발진/알레르기 등)Turkish: (döküntü/alergi gibi) ortaya çıkarmakUrdu: (خارش/ الرجی وغیرہ) پیدا کرناIndonesian: menyebabkan (ruam/alergi)
Example Sentences
Tomatoes bring me out in a rash.
basic
This perfume brings me out in hives.
basic
Dust brings her out in sneezing fits.
basic
Every time I touch cats, they bring me out in a rash.
natural
Chlorine in pools always brings me out in spots.
natural
Shellfish can bring you out in an allergy if you’re sensitive.
natural