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introduction

/ˌɪn.trəˈdʌk.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌɪn.trəˈdʌk.ʃən/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по представлению чего-либо впервые, или начальная часть книги, речи или мероприятия, которая даёт предысторию или контекст.

A noun referring to the act of presenting something for the first time, or the initial part of a book, speech, or event that provides background or context.

  1. First part of somethingA2formal

    The beginning or opening part of a book, speech, or piece of writing.

    ruВведение

    • The introduction of the book explains the author's main ideas.
    • She gave a brief introduction before starting her speech.
    • The introduction to the course covers basic concepts.

    Synonymsbeginningforewordintrolead-inopeningpreambleprefacepreludeprologuestart

    Antonymsconclusionendingepilogue

  2. Act of presenting someoneA2formal

    The act of making someone known to another person formally.

    ruПредставление

    • He made the introductions at the business meeting.
    • The host handled the introduction of the guest speaker.
    • I need a proper introduction to meet the CEO.

    Synonymspresentation

  3. Bringing something into useB1formal

    The act of bringing a new product, idea, or system into use for the first time.

    ruВнедрение

    • The introduction of the new software improved efficiency.
    • The company announced the introduction of a new smartphone model.
    • The introduction of electric cars is changing the automotive industry.

    Synonymsdebutestablishmentimplementationinitiationinstitutionlaunchunveiling

Forms
  • introductions plural form
  • introductions' possessive plural form
  • introduction's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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