To bring out is to release something to the public, or to make a quality show. Bring out a new album, brings out the flavour, bring out the best in people.
The second sense is the more useful, since salt brings out flavour and pressure brings out character. Of a shy person it means to draw them into company.
1phrasebring outTo release something to the public, or to make a quality show.
“The band plans to bring out a new album next spring.”
bring out is a releasing.
An analytic form of the older verb outbring.
Analytic form of the earlier outbring.
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA
Practised in Phrasal Verbs