introduce into Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
introduce [someone, something, or oneself] into [something]
1. To assist someone as they join or begin something. I hope my sister will introduce me into her sorority once I start college.2. To join, begin, or become involved in something. In this usage, a reflexive pronoun is used between "introduce" and "into." He is trying to introduce himself into local politics.3. To add something new to something. I really liked how you introduced humor into the next section of the story, after such a dark beginning. We need to introduce some different textures into the room, maybe with a fun rug.See also: introduceintroduce someone into something
to bring someone into something; to launch someone into something. Tony introduced Wally into his club. You do not wish me to introduce myself into local social life, do you?See also: introduceintroduce something into something
to bring something into something or some place; to bring something into something as an innovation. The decorator introduced a little bit of bright red into the conference room. After I introduced the new procedures into the factory, production increased enormously.See also: introduceSee also:- introduce [someone, something, or oneself] into [something]
- get down to work
- on your mark[s]
- on your marks
- go on the game
- fire away
- go short
- go short [of something]
- put [something] into force
- bring/put something into effect