Trot out

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verb

To present or display someone or something for approval or praise.

The company trots out its new product line every spring.
Visual representation of "trot out" - To present or display someone or something for approval or praise

Often appears as...

  • trot out a product
  • trot out a concept

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Idiomatic

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Positive Spin

Used when a company or person wants to create a good impression about something new they offer.

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The chef trotted out his latest dish to impress the critics.
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Public Introduction

Ideal for describing scenarios where a product or idea is unveiled to the public for the first time.

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The inventor trotted out her prototype at the technology conference.
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Seeking Approval

Often used in situations where validation or endorsement from others is desired.

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They trotted out their new policy to see if it would get support from the board.
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