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to introduce

to introduce

1.8
To make someone known by name to another person
  • verb
  • /ˌɪntrəˈdjuːs/
translation icon : presentar
  • Let me introduce you to the owner of the Saviors.
  • introduce teachers
  • introduce participants
  • introduce others

But I would like to introduce our guests here.

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Examples

  • OK, so then it's a pleasure to introduce today's speaker, Steve Sims.

  • Lastly, guys, let me introduce you to Alfonso.

  • But I would like to introduce our guests here.

  • I am so excited to introduce our next guest.

  • I would like to introduce our host to the evening.

  • But let me just introduce you.

  • Allow me to introduce our American visitors.

  • I am so excited to introduce you all to Peggy.

  • So it is my great pleasure to introduce to you Avi Loeb.

  • Allow me to introduce our American visitors.

Synonyms

to present
vsto introduce
2.8

Introduce information or ideas to a group

focuses on naming a person to someone else usually in formal situations

Antonyms

1.0

Choose not to pay attention to someone or something

Phrasal Verbs

Say your name and a little about yourself when you meet someone new

How Formal

to present
2.8
to introduce
1.8
to name
974 1.0
to mention
1.0

Surface Forms

introduce infinitive
introduced past
introduced past participle
introducing present participle
introduces third person singular

Etymology

Introduce comes from the Latin parts intro- 'into' and ducere 'to lead'. It is like leading a person into a room or a group, so to introduce someone is to make them known to others.