Introduce | Mean of introduce in English Dictionary

/ˌɪntrəˈduːs/

• Verb
• to make (someone) known to someone else by name
1. introduce two strangers
2. He introduced his guest.
3. Let me introduce myself: my name is John Smith.
4. He introduced himself to the class.
5. She introduced her mother to her friends.
• to cause (something) to begin to be used for the first time
1. They have been slow to introduce changes in procedure.
• to make (something) available for sale for the first time
1. The designer is introducing a new line of clothes.

• to present (something) for discussion or consideration
1. He introduced several issues during the meeting.
2. New evidence was introduced at the trial.
3. introduce a bill to Congress
• to bring (something, such as a type of plant or animal) to a place for the first time
1. an Asian plant that has been introduced to America
• to speak briefly to an audience about (someone who is about to speak, perform, etc., or something that is about to begin)
1. She introduced the speaker.
2. He introduced the show's second act.
• to mention or refer to (something) for the first time
1. The main topics are introduced in the first chapter.
• to cause (someone) to learn about or try (something) for the first time
1. The program introduces children to different sports.
2. I was introduced to painting in college.
3. The class introduces students to computer programming.
4. She helped to introduce Americans to European fashions. = She helped to introduce European fashions to America.
• to put or insert (something) into something else
1. introduce a needle into a vein
2. The new carpet introduces some color into [=adds some color to] the living room.
3. The rivalry introduced more drama to/into the competition.