Listening Time: English Practice English Phrasal Verbs - Bring About, Bring Out
Aug 1, 2025
Discover the meanings of the phrasal verbs 'bring about' and 'bring out' through clear definitions and practical examples. Explore how leadership transitions can reshape nations and organizations, revealing both growth opportunities and challenges. Enjoy personal anecdotes that spark creativity and humor, from poetry to playful family games, while diving into the beautiful intersections of language, culture, and economics.
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Meaning of "Bring About"
- The phrasal verb "bring about" means to cause something to happen or change.
- It is commonly used for inventions or big changes that create further effects.
Meaning of "Bring Out"
- The phrasal verb "bring out" means to make a quality or feature more apparent or obvious.
- It can refer to physical traits, personality traits, or other characteristics.
Impact of New Leadership on Country
- A new leader can bring about significant changes in a country's goals, ideology, or mindset.
- Sometimes a president's election causes people to adopt opposing views just because they dislike the leader.