Words / B1

intr-uh-DYOOS/ˌɪntrəˈdjuːs/

Introduce has two B1 uses: tell people each other’s names (introduce A to B) and bring something new (introduce a law / a new system). Present can mean introduce a person in formal settings. Introduction is the noun: a brief introduction; the introduction of fees. Introductory offers appear in adverts. Do not write “introduce him my friend” — use to.

Meaning

To tell two people each other’s names, or to bring something new.

Examples

• “Let me introduce my brother.”
• “Can I introduce you to my colleague?”
• “The school introduced a new timetable in September.”

Good to know

introduce A to B. introduce a law / system. Noun: introduction.

Near in meaning

present

New