introduce
/ɪnˈtrødʒ/ /ɪnˈtro͟ʊdʒ/ /ɪnˈtrudʒ/Definitions
1. verb
to make someone know or aware of something; to present or show something to others; to bring or lead someone into contact with something or someone.
“The professor will introduce the new student to the class.”
2. verb
to put or bring something into a particular state or condition, especially by introducing a new element or influence.
“The new policy will introduce a significant change in the company’s operations.”
3. verb
to cause something to be known or understood, especially a new idea or invention.
“The invention of the internet introduced a new era of global communication.”
4. noun
the act of making someone know or aware of something; a presentation or introduction of something or someone.
“The introduction of the keynote speaker was well-received by the audience.”
5. noun
a person who introduces or presents something or someone; a host or presenter.
“The host introduced the performers to the audience.”
6. adjective
new or recent; introduced or brought into use.
“The new introduce software has improved the efficiency of the system.”