英语词汇“introduction”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

COLLOCATIONS► make the introductions

I’ll make the introductions.

THESAURUS the start or first part of an event, story, period of time, etc.► beginning

the start or first part of an event, story, period of time, etc.: He moved to a different school at the beginning of the school year. This has been some of the worst fighting since the beginning of the war.

► start

start means the same as beginning: At the start of the second half of the basketball game, the score was 32 to 28.

► origin

(also origins) the beginning of something that started a long time ago: Scientists still have many questions about the origins of language in humans.

► birth

the time when something starts to exist, especially something important that has a big effect on people’s lives: The website is about the bands of the 1950s and the birth of rock ‘n’ roll.

► creation

the time when something was first made: From its creation in 1960, the party has considered itself to be Socialist.

► initiation

formal the time when someone begins a new process, program, way of doing things, etc.: Since the initiation of the online discussions, we have seen students becoming more and more involved.

► outbreak

a time when fighting or a disease starts: At the outbreak of the war, he was living in Boston.

► the outset

the time when you start doing something or when something starts happening: We knew from the outset that it was not going to be an easy task.

► introduction

the part at the beginning of a book, report, or speech, which explains what it is about: In the introduction to her book, Julia writes about how she first became interested in cooking.

单词	introduction
释义	introductionintroduction /ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃən/ ●●● W3 noun Collocations COLLOCATIONS► make the introductions I’ll make the introductions. Thesaurus THESAURUS the start or first part of an event, story, period of time, etc.► beginning the start or first part of an event, story, period of time, etc.: He moved to a different school at the beginning of the school year. This has been some of the worst fighting since the beginning of the war. ► start start means the same as beginning: At the start of the second half of the basketball game, the score was 32 to 28. ► origin (also origins) the beginning of something that started a long time ago: Scientists still have many questions about the origins of language in humans. ► birth the time when something starts to exist, especially something important that has a big effect on people’s lives: The website is about the bands of the 1950s and the birth of rock ‘n’ roll. ► creation the time when something was first made: From its creation in 1960, the party has considered itself to be Socialist. ► initiation formal the time when someone begins a new process, program, way of doing things, etc.: Since the initiation of the online discussions, we have seen students becoming more and more involved. ► outbreak a time when fighting or a disease starts: At the outbreak of the war, he was living in Boston. ► the outset the time when you start doing something or when something starts happening: We knew from the outset that it was not going to be an easy task. ► introduction the part at the beginning of a book, report, or speech, which explains what it is about: In the introduction to her book, Julia writes about how she first became interested in cooking. 1NEW SYSTEM/PRODUCT [uncountable] the act of making something exist, happen, or be available for the first time: Since its introduction two years ago, the game has outsold all its competitors.introduction of the introduction of new drugs to fight AIDS2BRING something TO A PLACE [countable, uncountable] a)the act of bringing something to a place or putting it in a place for the first time from somewhere else: introduction of the introduction of Buddhism to China from India b)something that is brought into a place for the first time from somewhere else: The potato was a 16th-century introduction.3WHEN PEOPLE MEET [countable often plural] the act of formally telling two people each other’s name, and often a little about who they are, when they first meet: I’ll make the introductions.4BOOK/SPEECH [countable] a written or spoken explanation at the beginning of a book, speech, etc.: The introduction was written by Colin Powell.introduction to the introduction to the article5EXPLANATION [countable] a book, class, article, etc. which gives a simple explanation of a subject for someone studying it for the first time: introduction to The class is an introduction to poetry.6FIRST EXPERIENCE [countable] a situation in which someone experiences an activity for the first time: introduction to Sgt. Mornay’s voice in my ear was my introduction to the army.► see thesaurus at beginning7MUSIC [countable] a short part at the beginning of a piece of music, before the main tune begins8the introduction of something formal the act of adding or putting something carefully into something else: the introduction of foreign DNA into the cell9somebody needs no introduction spoken said when introducing someone well known to an audience: Our next guest needs no introduction.
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