bring back out

bring (someone) back out

To prompt someone, typically a performer, to return to the stage for further applause or accolades. The cheers of the adoring crowd brought the Broadway star back out multiple times.

bring someone back out

[for an applauding audience] to succeed in bringing a performer back onto the stage for a curtain call or encore. They brought her back out about seven times, cheering and applauding. She was brought back out repeatedly for curtain calls.

词组	bring back out
释义	bring back out bring (someone) back out To prompt someone, typically a performer, to return to the stage for further applause or accolades. The cheers of the adoring crowd brought the Broadway star back out multiple times. See also: back, bring, out Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bring someone back out [for an applauding audience] to succeed in bringing a performer back onto the stage for a curtain call or encore. They brought her back out about seven times, cheering and applauding. She was brought back out repeatedly for curtain calls. See also: back, bring, out McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: bring (someone) back out hiss hiss (someone) off (the stage) hiss off groupie be on the stage go on the stage erupt into erupt into (something) impostor syndrome
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