trot out

• Phrasal verb, das bedeutet, etwas (oft eine Idee, Ausrede oder Information) vorzubringen oder zu präsentieren, besonders in wiederholter oder vorhersehbarer Weise.

A phrasal verb used to indicate bringing forward or presenting something, often an idea, excuse, or information, especially in a repetitive or predictable manner.

unzählbar · transitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

1. Present or produce repeatedlyinformal

   To bring forward or present something, often an idea or excuse, in a predictable or unoriginal way.

   Immer wieder vorbringen

   • He trotted out the same old excuses for being late.
   • The politician trotted out the usual promises during the campaign.
   • She trotted out her favorite argument again at the meeting.

   Synonymedrag upreciterehashreiterate

   Antonymeconcealrepresssuppresswithhold

2. Show off or displayinformal

   To bring someone or something forward to be seen, often to impress others.

   Zur Schau stellen

   • The manager trotted out the new employee to meet the team.
   • They trotted out their best products at the trade show.
   • She trotted out her children to show their new outfits.

   Synonymebring outdisplayexhibitflauntparadepresentproduceshowcase

   Antonymeconcealhidesuppresswithhold

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