英语词汇“introduce”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	introduce
释义	in·tro·duce \\|in.trə\|d(y)üs, -rō\|d-, in rapid speech \|in(t)ə(r)\|d-\ transitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: Middle English introducen to initiate, instruct, from Latin introducere to introduce, from intro- + ducere to lead — more at tow 1. a. : to lead, bring, conduct, or usher in especially for the first time < introduce a person into a drawing room > < introduce European birds into America > b. : to cause to take part or be involved by introducing < the fruits of introducing party men into municipal affairs — Sydney (Australia) Bulletin > 2. a. : to bring into play (as in action or thought) < introduce abuses into court practices > : bring forward in the course of an action or sequence < introduce irrelevancies into the discussion > : add or contribute (as a new element or feature) < introduce new business into a play > < introduced amendments to the draft extension bill — Current Biography > < introduced a new and mutually beneficial element into crop and livestock husbandry — N.C.Wright > b. : to bring into practice or use : institute < introduce a new fashion in hats > < the first officer to introduce gunpowder into the French Army — Edmond Taylor > < introduced club cars on certain important business expresses — O.S.Nock > < slow to introduce new processes, slow to adopt new inventions — Leo Wolman > 3. obsolete : to cause to exist : bring into being 4. : to lead to or make known by a formal act, announcement, or recommendation: as a. : to cause to be acquainted : cause to know each other personally < introduce two strangers > : make (one person) known to another < introduce the boy to her father > b. : to present formally at court or to society < a party to introduce his daughter to London society > c. : to present or announce formally or officially or by an official reading < introduce a bill to Congress > d. : to make preliminary explanatory or laudatory remarks about (as a performer or act in a show) < a master of ceremonies … to introduce acts on the bill — Current Biography > e. (1) : to bring (as an actor, singer, or literary character) before the public for the first time (as in a play, a concert, or a novel) < a Hollywood extravaganza introducing a young Broadway star > < several excellent mysteries introducing a French detective — A.C.Ward > (2) : to bring (a commercial product) to the attention of the public (as by an advertising campaign) 5. : to lead into or preface < introduces his study with a detailed description and careful evaluation of the publisher materials used in his report — W.H.Voskuil > : start, begin < introduce a subject by a long preface > 6. a. : to put or insert into < introduce a catheter into a vein > < some 1800 eggs were introduced into a tiny drop of sea water — W.C.Allee > b. : to put (an atom or group of atoms) into a molecule 7. : to bring to a knowledge of or into intellectual acquaintance with something (as by contact or instruction) < introduce readers to the poet's works > • in·tro·duc·er \-sə(r)\ noun -s
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