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introduce

to introduce (bring in a thing, idea, or measure); to insert /in.troˈdu.tʃe/

verb#3564 most common

Also: to insert (an object), to bring in / enact (a law, change), to input (data)

Example sentences

Ea introduce cheia în ușă.
She inserts the key into the door.
Profesorul introduce un cuvânt nou la fiecare lecție.
The teacher introduces a new word in every lesson.
Vom introduce o schimbare mică în program.
We will introduce a small change to the schedule.
Guvernul a introdus o lege nouă anul trecut.
The government introduced a new law last year.
Compania a introdus produsul pe piață în 2020.
The company introduced the product to the market in 2020.
Dacă am introduce această clauză în contract, am evita multe probleme ulterioare.
If we introduced this clause into the contract, we would avoid many later problems.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sgintroducintroduseivoi introduce
2sgintroduciintroduseșivei introduce
3sgintroduceintroduseva introduce
1plintroducemintroduserămvom introduce
2plintroducețiintroduserățiveți introduce
3plintroducintroduserăvor introduce

Word family

introducereintroduction, insertion
introductivintroductory
reintroduceto reintroduce
introducătorintroductory, that which introduces

Etymology

The word comes from Latin "introducere," a compound of "intro-" (inward, within) and "ducere" (to lead). Romanian inherited it directly from Latin, keeping both the form and the core sense of leading or bringing something inside. The same Latin root gives English "introduce" and "duct," and it shows up across the Romance languages with almost identical shape.

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