Definition
Definition of debuted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
first appearancehaving been presented to the public for the first time
- The debuted film received rave reviews from critics.
2.
newly introducedUS introduced or launched recentlyUS
- The product is newly debuted in the local market.
Origin of debuted
French, début (beginning)
Examples of debuted in a sentence
Her debuted artwork was the highlight of the gallery. The debuted software received positive reviews. The debuted series attracted a large audience.
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- French:lancé, nouveau, ...
- German:debütiert, neu eingeführt, ...
- Italian:debuttato, lanciato, ...
- Spanish:debutado, recién lanzado, ...
- Portuguese:estreado, recém-lançado, ...
- Chinese:首次亮相, 新推出的, ...
- Japanese:デビューした, 新発売の, ...
- Arabic:مطلق, مُسْتَحْدَث, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁהוּצַג לְרִאשׁוֹנָה, חָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:дебютировавший, новый, ...
- Ukrainian:дебютний, нещодавно представлений, ...
- Hindi:प्रदर्शित, नवप्रस्तुत, ...
Definition of debut - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
eventfirst public appearance or performance
- Her debut in the movie was highly acclaimed.
2.
entertainmentfirst presentation of a play or film
- The movie had its debut at the festival.
3.
product launchRare release or initial showing of a productRare
- The debut of the new smartphone model drew large crowds.
Verb
1.
first performancetr./intr. perform publicly for the first timetr./intr.
- She will debut her new song at the concert tonight.
2.
introductiontr. formally introduce to the publictr.
- The company will debut the new product next week.
Expressions with debut
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first full-length music record released by a singer or band
Her debut album received critical acclaim and quickly topped the charts.
initial full presentation to the public
The artist's full debut at the gallery was well-received.
first film show or production directed by a particular person
Her directorial debut received praise at international film festivals.
Origin of debut
French, début (beginning)
Examples of debut in a sentence
The singer's debut album topped the charts. The band's debut was a huge success. Her debut on Broadway was unforgettable. The debut of the electric car was highly anticipated. Her debut as a fashion designer was a huge success. The artist will debut her painting at the gallery.
The actor will debut in the new movie next month. The artist will debut her new album on Friday. A famous actor is set to debut in a Broadway play.
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- French:début, débuter, ...
- German:Debüt, debütieren, ...
- Italian:debutto, debuttare, ...
- Spanish:debut, estrenar, ...
- Portuguese:debut, estrear, ...
- Chinese:首次亮相, 推出, ...
- Japanese:初演, デビューする, ...
- Arabic:الظهور الأول, ظَهَرَ لِلْمَرَّةِ الْأُولَى, ...
- Hebrew:בְּכוֹרָה, לְהַצִּיג לָרִאשׁוֹנָה, ...
- Russian:дебют, дебютировать, ...
- Ukrainian:дебют, дебютувати, ...
- Hindi:पदार्पण, पहली बार प्रस्तुत करना, ...
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