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• Verbo utilizado para admitir formalmente a alguien en un cargo, organización o grupo, a menudo mediante una ceremonia o procedimiento oficial; también puede significar iniciar o introducir a alguien en una práctica o conocimiento.

A verb used to formally admit someone to a position, organization, or group, often through a ceremony or official process.

1. Initiate into an officeB2formal

   To place someone ceremoniously or formally into a position or office, such as a leader or official.

   Investir en un cargo

   • The president was inducted into office during the ceremony.
   • She was inducted as the new chair of the committee.
   • They inducted the mayor with a formal oath.

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2. Admit to a society or groupB2formal

   To accept someone as a member of an exclusive society, organization, or group, often with a special ritual.

   Admitir en una sociedad o grupo

   • He was inducted into the Hall of Fame last year.
   • The fraternity inducted new members with a traditional ceremony.
   • She felt honored to be inducted into the royal society.

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3. Admit as a memberB2formal

   To formally enter someone as a participant or member of a community or institution.

   Admitir como miembro

   • The club inducted him as a full member.
   • They inducted several new students into the honors program.
   • The academy inducted her as a lifetime member.

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4. Generate electric currentC1formaltechnical

   To produce an electric current in a conductor by exposing it to a changing magnetic field (electromagnetic induction).

   Inducir (corriente eléctrica)

   • The coil inducts a current when a magnet moves through it.
   • A changing magnetic field can induct electric charge in a wire.
   • The generator uses rotation to induct power.

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5. Introduce or initiateB2formal

   To bring someone into a subject, idea, or process for the first time.

   Introducir o iniciar

   • The mentor inducted her into the world of scientific research.
   • He was inducted into the basics of programming by his teacher.
   • The training program inducts new employees into company culture.

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