product introduction
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈprɒdʌkt ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃən/
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introducción de producto
- Sales build slowly during the first stage of product introduction.
- a successful product introduction
- new product introductions
- the most successful product introduction
Delta in a new product introduction can spell the difference between failure and success in this business.
- Delta in a new product introduction can spell the difference between failure and success in this business.
Examples
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What is clear is that AVID has thrown away literally hundreds of millions of dollars in R&D and product introductions over the last 8 years and cannot produce a profit.
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Become a pediped insider on their homepage to receive news of special promotions, new product introductions, and more.
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Delta in a new product introduction can spell the difference between failure and success in this business.
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This may not be the only new product introduction before the 2013 CES show that will take place in early January 2013.
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An unprecedented number of new product introductions.
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This is how the information filters out: Amazon holds a product introduction event; the media writes and talks about it.
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In the last ten years, there have been no major successful (defined as profitable) product introductions.
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This is exemplified by one of the most spectacular product introductions on the Web: Tide Coldwater.
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No one has a crystal ball, but we can be on the lookout for unforeseen events like changes in the buying process, a new product introduction, a product recall from one of your competitors, or changes in the national or global economic situation.
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The company held a grand event to celebrate the product introduction of their latest smartphone.
Synonyms
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4.9
A first public appearance by a person or thing
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4.4
The official start of offering a new product or service to the public
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3.2
An event to introduce a new product to customers and promote it
How Big
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3.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is a straightforward combination of 'product' (an item for sale) and 'introduction' (the act of launching), so its meaning—launching a new product—is directly derivable from the parts. This noun–noun compositional pattern is regular in English and mirrors similar constructions in many languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words should understand it.
Etymology
Product introduction comes from the simple idea of showing a new product to people for the first time, like making an introduction of a friend to a group. Imagine a shop owner holding a small event and telling customers about the new item so everyone notices it; this 'introduction' is the act of 'launching a new product' to the market.