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- bring (someone) in from the cold
bring (someone) in from the cold
bring (someone) in from the cold
To allow someone to join or participate in a group from which he or she was previously excluded; to accept someone into a certain social setting. A relatively unknown director for most of her career, her work with the A-list celebrity garnered the attention of a major Hollywood studio and finally brought her in from the cold. The company finally brought its striking workers in from the cold after months of intense negotiations.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Shanice | | shə-NEES | African American (Modern) |
RuaidhrÍ | | ROR-ee | Irish |
Hannibal | | HAN-i-bəl (English) | Ancient Near Eastern (Latinized), History |
Beyza | | - | Turkish |
Govad | | - | Persian Mythology |
Avia | | - | Hebrew |