introduce 音标拼音: [
, ɪntrəd'us] [
, ɪntrod'us]
vt . 带领;输入,传入;介绍;作为的开头
带领;输入,传入;介绍;作为的开头
introduce v 1 :
cause to come to know personally ; "
permit me to acquaint you with my son "; "
introduce the new neighbors to the community " [
synonym : {
introduce }, {
present }, {
acquaint }]
2 :
bring something new to an environment ; "
A new word processor was introduced " [
synonym : {
introduce }, {
innovate }]
3 :
introduce ; "
Insert your ticket here " [
synonym : {
insert },
{
enclose }, {
inclose }, {
stick in }, {
put in }, {
introduce }]
4 :
bring in a new person or object into a familiar environment ;
"
He brought in a new judge "; "
The new secretary introduced a nasty rumor " [
synonym : {
bring in }, {
introduce }]
5 :
bring in or establish in a new place or environment ;
"
introduce a rule "; "
introduce exotic fruits "
6 :
put or introduce into something ; "
insert a picture into the text " [
synonym : {
insert }, {
infix }, {
enter }, {
introduce }]
7 :
bring before the public for the first time ,
as of an actor ,
song ,
etc . [
synonym : {
introduce }, {
bring out }]
8 :
put before (
a body ); "
introduce legislation "
9 :
furnish with a preface or introduction ; "
She always precedes her lectures with a joke "; "
He prefaced his lecture with a critical remark about the institution " [
synonym : {
precede },
{
preface }, {
premise }, {
introduce }]
10 :
be a precursor of ; "
The fall of the Berlin Wall ushered in the post -
Cold War period " [
synonym : {
inaugurate }, {
usher in },
{
introduce }]
Introduce \
In `
tro *
duce "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Introduced };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Introducing }.] [
L .
introducere ,
introductum ;
intro within ducere to lead .
See {
Intro -},
and {
Duke }.]
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1 .
To lead or bring in ;
to conduct or usher in ;
as ,
to introduce a person into a drawing -
room .
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2 .
To put (
something into a place );
to insert ;
as ,
to introduce the finger ,
or a probe .
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3 .
To lead to and make known by formal announcement or recommendation ;
hence ,
to cause to be acquainted ;
as ,
to introduce strangers ;
to introduce one person to another .
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4 .
To bring into notice ,
practice ,
cultivation ,
or use ;
as ,
to introduce a new fashion ,
method ,
or plant .
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5 .
To produce ;
to cause to exist ;
to induce . [
Obs .]
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Whosoever introduces habits in children ,
deserves the care and attention of their governors . --
Locke .
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6 .
To open to notice ;
to begin ;
to present ;
as ,
he introduced the subject with a long preface .
Syn :
To bring in ;
usher in ;
insert ;
begin ;
preface .
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140 Moby Thesaurus words for "
introduce ":
acquaint ,
add ,
admit ,
advance ,
announce ,
begin ,
blaze the trail ,
break the trail ,
bring before ,
bring forward ,
bring in ,
bring out ,
bring up ,
broach ,
christen ,
coin ,
commend to attention ,
discover ,
do the honors ,
drag in ,
ease in ,
edge in ,
establish ,
fill in ,
float ,
foist in ,
forerun ,
found ,
fudge in ,
give a knockdown ,
give an introduction ,
go before ,
guide ,
herald ,
implant in ,
import ,
inaugurate ,
induct ,
infuse ,
initiate ,
inject ,
inject in ,
inlay ,
inlet ,
innovate ,
inoculate ,
insert ,
insert in ,
inset ,
insinuate ,
insinuate in ,
install ,
instill ,
institute ,
intercalate ,
interjaculate ,
interject ,
interpolate ,
interpose ,
intervene ,
introduce in ,
introduce new blood ,
intromit ,
intrude ,
invent ,
launch ,
lay before ,
lead ,
lift up ,
lug in ,
make a motion ,
make acquainted ,
make innovations ,
make known ,
mention ,
moot ,
move ,
neologize ,
offer ,
offer a resolution ,
open up ,
organize ,
originate ,
perfuse ,
pioneer ,
pop in ,
pose ,
postulate ,
pre -
educate ,
preamble ,
precede ,
preface ,
prefer ,
prefix ,
prelude ,
premise ,
present ,
prologize ,
propose ,
proposition ,
propound ,
put between ,
put forth ,
put forward ,
put in ,
put it to ,
quaint ,
raise ,
recommend ,
revolutionize ,
ring in ,
run in ,
sandwich ,
set agoing ,
set before ,
set forth ,
set in ,
set on foot ,
set up ,
slip in ,
smuggle in ,
squeeze in ,
start ,
start going ,
start up ,
stick in ,
submit ,
suggest ,
throw in ,
thrust in ,
tuck in ,
turn on ,
unveil ,
usher ,
usher in ,
ventilate ,
wedge in ,
whip in ,
work in ,
worm in
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