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Definition of introduced - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
newly usedbrought into use or practice
- The newly introduced policy will start next month.
2.
biologyTECH. not native to a location, brought from elsewhereTECH.
- The introduced species disrupted the local ecosystem.
Origin of introduced
Latin, introducere (to lead in)
Terms with introduced included in their meaning
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greetings
polite greeting when first introduced
recent
recently created or introduced
modern
recently introduced or created
daily vocabulary
new word introduced each day
understanding idea
understand a concept or idea soon after being introduced
social
be introduced and start knowing someone personally
introduction
being introduced to the public
substances
harmful substances introduced into an environment
marketing
completely new and recently introduced or created
innovation
fresh ideas or energy introduced into an activity or organization
introduction
recently joined or introduced
presentation
presented or introduced again
deception
introduced or inserted without consent
formal introduction
formally introduced or shown to an audience
meeting topic
be introduced as a topic people will talk about
gradual introduction
gradually introduced or accustomed to something
introduction
introduced into something
psychology
introduced into someone's mind
ecology
introduced species not indigenous to an area
influence
subtly introduced to influence someone
undesirable change
something undesirable has been introduced into one's community
introduction
introduced or brought in
introduction
being introduced to the public
data processing
data introduced into a system for processing
Examples of introduced in a sentence
The introduced technology has revolutionized the industry. The introduced plants thrived in the new environment. Introduced animals often compete with native species.
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- French:introduit, exotique, ...
- German:eingeführt, eingeschleppt, ...
- Italian:implementato, ...
- Spanish:introducido, ...
- Portuguese:introduzido, ...
- Chinese:新引入的, 引入的, ...
- Japanese:導入された, 外来の, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَحْدَث, دَخِيل, ...
- Hebrew:חָדָשׁ, מוּכְנָס, ...
- Russian:введённый, интродуцированный, ...
- Ukrainian:введений, інтродукований, ...
- Hindi:नवप्रवर्तित, प्रवेशित, ...
Definition of introduce - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
peoplemake someone known to another person
- She introduced her friend to the group.
2.
presentationpresent something for consideration
- The senator introduced a new bill.
3.
new ideacause something unfamiliar to be used or known by others
- The company introduced a new safety rule last year.
4.
lifecause someone to experience something new
- He introduced her to classical music.
5.
ecologybring a species to a new environment
- They introduced rabbits to the island.
Expressions with introduce
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add a new and unexpected element
The coach decided to introduce a new wrinkle to the team's strategy.
tell someone your name and other details
When you meet someone new, introduce yourself with a smile.
polite way to start talking about oneself
Let me introduce myself, I am John.
Origin of introduce
Latin, intro (inward) + ducere (to lead)
Examples of introduce in a sentence
The teacher introduced the guest speaker to the class. The company plans to introduce a new product line. He will introduce the guest speaker at the event. The teacher will introduce basic algebra in next week’s class. We plan to introduce this technology to rural clinics first. Travel introduced him to unfamiliar customs.
The coach introduced the team to meditation. Scientists introduced new fish species to the lake. Farmers introduced bees to improve pollination.
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- French:présenter, proposer, ...
- German:vorstellen, einbringen, ...
- Italian:presentare, proporre, ...
- Spanish:presentar, proponer, ...
- Portuguese:apresentar, propor, ...
- Chinese:介绍, 提出, ...
- Japanese:紹介する, 提出する, ...
- Arabic:عَرَّفَ, طَرَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיג, לְהַגִּישׁ, ...
- Russian:представлять, вносить, ...
- Ukrainian:познайомити, представляти, ...
- Hindi:मिलवाना, प्रस्तुत करना, ...
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