introduce

US /ˌɪntrəˈdus, -ˈdjus/

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UK /ˌɪntrəˈdju:s/

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v.t.Transitive VerbTo open an essay to set the scene

The author used a quotation to introduce the paragraph

v.t.Transitive VerbTo guide or explain something, e.g. a town

It is the boatman's job to introduce the passengers to interesting spots in the city

v.t.Transitive VerbTo begin the use of a new thing or practice

Apple will introduce their new phones later this month

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make someone known to another by name

Fiona, I want to introduce you to my friend Kelly

v.t.Transitive VerbTo insert or put something inside another thing

The doctor had to introduce a small tube into the patient’s heart

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let's introduce each cease to supplement
let's introduce each cease to supplement

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But as soon as it recedes, like we're seeing now, well, then, you can introduce corrosion.
But as soon as it recedes, like we're seeing now, well, then, you can introduce corrosion.
CAN INTRODUCE CORROSION.
CAN INTRODUCE CORROSION.

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I think we can all agree, though, that if you do decide to introduce firearms into your relationship, you should both get one.
I think we can all agree, though, that if you do decide to introduce firearms into your relationship, you should both get one.
that if you do decide to introduce
that if you do decide to introduce

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I would love to introduce people to other countries’ foods and drinks,
I would love to introduce people to other countries’ foods and drinks,

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I would like to introduce the president first
I would like to introduce the president first
Let me also introduce the manager too⋯⋯
Let me also introduce the manager too⋯⋯

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and introduce you to how Orisa came to be.
and introduce you to how Orisa came to be.