introduce
verb [T] (PUT INTO USE) /ˌɪn.trəˈdjuːs/
/-ˈduːs/ Definition
B2 to put something into use, operation, or a place for the first time: The smaller ten pence coin was introduced in 1992. Such unpopular legislation is unlikely to be introduced before the next election.specialized The tube which carries the laser is introduced into the abdomen through a small cut in the skin.Starting and beginningStarting againCausing things to happen
(Definition of introduce verb (PUT INTO USE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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intrinsic adjective
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intro noun
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introduce sb to sth phrasal verb
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introduce verb (BEGIN)
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introduce verb (GIVE SB'S NAME)
- introduce verb (PUT INTO USE)
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introduction noun (BASIC KNOWLEDGE)
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introduction noun (BEGINNING)
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introduction noun (FIRST EXPERIENCE)
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introduction noun (GIVING SB'S NAME)
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introduction noun (PUT INTO USE)
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Synonyms and related words:
- -ization suffix
- -ize suffix
- agent noun (CAUSE)
- awaken (sth) in sb phrasal verb
- be associated with sth phrasal verb
- beget verb
- blaze a trail idiom
- factor noun (FACT)
- fuel noun
- instigate verb
- instigator noun
- jumping-off point noun
- plant verb (PUT)
- produce verb (CAUSE)
- produce verb (RESULT IN)
- sure adjective
- the domino effect noun
- usher sth in phrasal verb
- wreak verb
- wrought verb
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Causing things to happen
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