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• Verbo usado para admitir formalmente alguém em um cargo, organização ou grupo, frequentemente por meio de uma cerimônia ou procedimento oficial. Também pode significar ensinar ou apresentar alguém aos fundamentos de uma atividade ou assunto.

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.

   Empossar em 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.

   Admissão como membro

   • 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 membro

   • 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).

   Induzir

   • 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.

   Introduzir

   • 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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