Introduce - translation, pronunciation and examples

to make someone known to another person or to bring something/someone into use or awareness for the first time

to show, offer, or formally introduce someone or something; can also mean to give or hand over

to introduce two or more people to each other (phrase focused on social introductions)

to form a mental picture or conception of something (mental/imaginary rather than a social or formal introduction)

to stand for, act on behalf of, or depict something or someone (often formal; not primarily about social introduction)

to make someone aware of or familiar with something; often formal and focused on information or initial introduction

to make someone familiar with something (often used for procedures, systems or information rather than social introductions)

to make a public or formal statement about something; emphasises public disclosure rather than personal introduction

to start or introduce something publicly (often used for products, campaigns, or initiatives)

to introduce or implement something gradually or across multiple locations (mainly business/tech usage)

to introduce or implement (a rule, person, or policy) or to bring someone into a team or process

to display or present something to highlight its best features (usually for products, talent, or work)