introduce

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introduce  /ˌɪn trə ˈdus/ ? Meaning of "introduce"

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Definition(s):

  1. (v) cause to come to know personally
  2. (v) bring something new to an environment
  3. (v) introduce
  4. (v) bring in a new person or object into a familiar environment
  5. (v) bring in or establish in a new place or environment
  6. (v) put or introduce into something
  7. (v) bring before the public for the first time, as of an actor, song, etc.
  8. (v) put before (a body)
  9. (v) furnish with a preface or introduction
  10. (v) be a precursor of

Synonym(s)

inclose, insert, put in, stick in, inaugurate, usher in

Derived Word(s)

introductory

Usage(s):

  1. For a neighbor, you can introduce him to different people and get his resume to different companies that he would have never had a chance to find on his own.
  2. That said, listen in below as music critics Josh Tyrangiel and Alan Light introduce the list and talk about the top albums of the 1950s and '60s.
  3. Tells fundraiser Wednesday night he thinks Democratic bill will pass -- but wants conservatives to introduce alternative next year.

Quotes

  1. Following the decision Capello said: "I can assure the fans I am now fully focused on our European qualifying fixtures, starting with the friendly against Hungary in August. We will look to introduce new players to give the team new energy and I...
    on Jul 2, 2010 By: Fabio Capello Source: City Talk 105.9

  2. "We will look to introduce new players to give the team new energy and I will use all my experience to take England forward. I am extremely proud to be the England manager, it means so much to me and I am determined to succeed," he added.
    on Jul 3, 2010 By: Dave Richards Source: Oneindia

  3. "Let me assure the country and warn the banks that there will be no return to the business as usual," Darling told Labour party delegates in Brighton, southeastern England. "We will introduce legislation to end the reckless culture that puts...
    on Sep 28, 2009 By: Alistair Darling Source: Bloomberg

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