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Chinese to English Dictionary (1-5 of 21)
- 带来
- [dàilái]
- 1. to bring about; bring; hold out; carry; confer
- 2. To bring upon someone.
Listen- bring something out into the open; lay bare; point out bluntly
- no longer keep it back; let it all out; bring it out into the open
- 1. hold in a pot
- 2. bring everything out; speak out without reservation
- 3. eliminate, eradicate completely
- 1. raise
- 2. prick
- 3. incite
- 4. bring … out into the open
Examples (1-5 of 9)
- 充分发挥潜力
- fully bring out latent potentialities; bring the potential into full play → 潜力
- 寥寥数笔，就把这高利贷者贪婪的嘴脸勾画出来了。
- A few words successfully bring out the greediness of the usurer. → 勾画
- 在这部作品中，作者企图表现的主题并不突出。
- The theme which the author has intended to bring forth in the book does not stand out. → 企图
- 把问题摆到桌面上来
- place problems on the table; bring problems out into the open → 桌面上
- 提纲挈领
- take a net by the headrope or a coat by the collar—concentrate on the main points; bring out the essentials → 挈
