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Definition of intro - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He made a quick intro before the main speech..
2.
- The intro to the news broadcast features a catchy tune..
3.
- They released an intro for the competition.
Origin of intro
Latin, intro (within)
Terms with intro included in their meaning
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broadcasting
song for a TV or radio program intro or outro
broadcast intro
signature melody of a television or radio program
show intro
introductory segment before the main content
business intro
short pitch or summary of an idea
show intro
introduces a planned segment or feature in shows or events
intro question
common introductory question in online chats
Examples of intro in a sentence
She wrote a brief intro for her new book. The intro of the podcast grabbed my attention. They worked hard on the intro for their YouTube channel. The intro showcased their latest graphics. Fans eagerly awaited the new intro release.
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- French:intro, générique, ...
- German:Intro, Einleitung, ...
- Italian:introduzione, apertura, ...
- Spanish:presentación, apertura, ...
- Portuguese:intro, abertura, ...
- Chinese:简介, 开场, ...
- Japanese:紹介, オープニング, ...
- Arabic:مُقَدِّمَة, اِفْتِتاحِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:פְּתִיחַ, פָּתִיחַ, ...
- Russian:введение, вступление, ...
- Ukrainian:вступ, інтро, ...
- Hindi:परिचय, प्रारंभिक अंश, ...
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