introduction

[ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃən]

introduction Definition

• 1. the action of introducing something or someone
• 2. a formal presentation of one person to another, in which each is told the other's name
• 3. a preliminary part, as of a book, musical composition, or the like, leading up to the main part

Using introduction: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "introduction" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The introduction of new technology has revolutionized the industry.

• Example

  I'd like to make an introduction - this is my colleague, John.

• Example

  The introduction to the book was very engaging.

• Example

  The professor gave a brief introduction to the topic before starting the lecture.

introduction Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for introduction

• presentation
• initiation
• launch
• prelude
• foreword

Antonyms for introduction

• conclusion
• ending

Idioms Using introduction

• make introductions

  to introduce people to each other

  Example

  At the party, the host made introductions between the guests who didn't know each other.

• get/have an introduction to something

  to be introduced to something for the first time

  Example

  In the class, we got an introduction to the basics of programming.

• by way of introduction

  as a means of introducing or beginning something

  Example

  By way of introduction, let me tell you a little about myself.

Phrases with introduction

• self-introduction

  an act of introducing oneself to others, typically as a way of initiating a conversation or establishing a relationship

  Example

  As part of the job interview, they asked me to give a self-introduction.

• introduction to

  a basic or preliminary course or explanation of a subject or skill

  Example

  The course provides an introduction to the principles of marketing.

• introduction by fire

  a difficult or challenging initiation into a new job or situation

  Example

  The new employee had an introduction by fire, with a lot of work and responsibility from the first day.

Origins of introduction

from Latin 'introductio', meaning 'a leading in'

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Summary: introduction in Brief

The term 'introduction' [ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃən] refers to the action of presenting something or someone, such as a formal presentation of one person to another. It can also refer to a preliminary part of a book or composition. Examples include 'The introduction of new technology has revolutionized the industry,' and 'The professor gave a brief introduction to the topic before starting the lecture.' Phrases like 'self-introduction' and idioms like 'make introductions' are also common.