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introduction [Am ˌɪntrəˈdəkʃ(ə)n, Brit ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃ(ə)n] N
1.1. introduction U or C (to person):
introduction
I was given an introduction to the manager
1.2. introduction U or C (to activity, experience):
introduction
introduction to sth
it was a good introduction to the subject
that was my introduction to France
her introduction to these mysteries
1.3. introduction U or C (of speaker, performer):
introduction
Dr Smith, who needs no introduction from me
2.1. introduction U (bringing in):
the introduction of another color
2.2. introduction U (of species, innovation, practice):
introduction
2.3. introduction U:
introduction (of legislation, tax)
introduction (of bill)
3. introduction U (insertion, entry):
introduction form
4.1. introduction C (to meeting, lecture):
introduction
4.2. introduction C (in book):
introduction
4.3. introduction C MUS:
introduction
5. introduction C (elementary instruction):
introduction
introduction
introduction agency N
introduction agency
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introduction [ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃən] N
1. introduction (making first acquaintance):
introduction
letter of introduction
2. introduction (first contact with sth):
introduction
3. introduction (establishment):
introduction
introduction of a bill
introduction into the market
4. introduction (insertion):
introduction
5. introduction (preface):
introduction
introduction MUS
to precede the report with an introduction
the reader is referred back to the introduction
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introduction [ˌɪn·trə·ˈdʌk·ʃən] N
1. introduction (making first acquaintance):
introduction
letter of introduction
2. introduction (first contact with sth):
introduction
3. introduction (establishment):
introduction
introduction of a bill
introduction into the market
4. introduction (insertion):
introduction
5. introduction (preface):
introduction
introduction MUS
to precede the report with an introduction
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Spanish
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English
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The attack would be preceded by a 30-minute long fire preparation.
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This section is preceded by a "lead-in" track and followed by a "lead-out" track.
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The contrast to this approach, the method of doing history of science which preceded externalism, became known as "internalism".
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It was preceded by the 1902 election and followed by the 1904 election.
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For the first time, action precedes a tableau.
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