intro
- noun
- /ˈɪntrəʊ/
- Informal
- The speaker provided an engaging intro that captured the audience's attention.
This goes to show you don't make your intros too long.
- This goes to show you don't make your intros too long.
- Thank you so much for the awesome intro and reaction.
- I will be singing the intro to my talk.
- He'll watch the intro, skip, skip, skip.
- I'm going to give you the proper intro that you deserved.
- So let's do a short intro and dive into Tiny Build.
- And then like, Oh my Lord, What's the intro on Dark tape demos?
- I do have pretty long intros, if that's what you mean.
- And you go, that could have been the intro to the flagrant episode.
- So Tammy started to do the intros for my lectures when we're touring.
- So you want to go hook, you know, with your intro, then transition.
Examples
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I want to thank you for that nice intro you gave us today.
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Intro to organized labor.
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Care to give us an intro?
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Thank you so much for the awesome intro and reaction.
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Yes, thank you, Chloe for making that intro piece for us.
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OK, we are doing our official intro for our first ever YouTube.
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So let's do a short intro and dive into Tiny Build.
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All right, Ed's just doing his intro now.
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It was the perfect intro.
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Firefly is taking things right back to basics with an intro to the game itself.
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Synonyms
The first part that marks the start of something, for example a ceremony
Formally telling people who someone is
An opening part of a play that explains the story or background
A short introduction at the start of a book that explains what it is about, written by someone else
A short introduction before the main part of a talk or story
An event or action that comes before something more important
A short piece of music sung or played at the start of a church service
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Etymology
Intro is a short form of introduction, from Latin parts intro- meaning 'into' and ducere meaning 'to lead'. So an intro is something that 'leads into' an event or person and quickly tells people who or what is coming.