introduce
🇺🇸
/ˌɪntrəˈduːs/
🇬🇧
/ˌɪntrəˈdjuːs/
verb
A1
to tell people each other's names when they first meet
I will introduce you to my friend at the party.
A2
to present a show or speaker to an audience
The host will introduce the guest speaker.
B1
to mention something for the first time in writing
You should introduce each new topic in a separate paragraph.
B1
to make someone try something new for the first time
My teacher introduced me to classical music.
B1
to make something available or known for the first time
The company will introduce a new product next month.
B1
to start something new
This band helped introduce a new style of music.
B2
to bring a plant, animal, or disease to a new place
Farmers introduced new crops to the region.
R
to present a new law for discussion
The senator plans to introduce a new bill in Congress.
R
to put something into something else
Chemists introduce small amounts of the substance into the mixture.
R
to cause errors in something
Mistakes can introduce errors into the data.
translation
to tell people each other's names when they first meet; to present a show or speaker to an audience; to mention something for the first time in writing; to make someone try something new for the first time; to make something available or known for the first time; to start something new; to bring a plant, animal, or disease to a new place; to present a new law for discussion; to put something into something else; to cause errors in something
Word Forms
3rd Present
introduces
Past
introduced
Perfect
introduced
Progressive
introducing