To cause (someone) to be acquainted (with someone else).
"Could you introduce me to your sister?"
In plain English: To introduce something means to bring it into a situation for the first time.
"He will introduce his new partner to the group at the party tonight."
Usage: Use "introduce" when you bring two people together so they can meet each other for the first time. This action typically involves presenting one person to another in a social or professional setting.
Example Sentences
"He will introduce his new partner to the group at the party tonight."verb
"He will introduce his new colleague to the team at tomorrow's meeting."verb
"The teacher introduced the concept of photosynthesis with a simple diagram."verb
"Please introduce yourself when you arrive at the party."verb
The word "introduce" comes from the Latin verb meaning "to lead inward," which was formed by combining roots for "inside" and "lead." It traveled into English through Old French before appearing in Middle English.