introduce
દાખલ
definition
verb
various new taxes were introduced
bring (something, especially a product, measure, or concept) into use or operation for the first time.
I hope to introduce Jenny to them very soon
make (someone) known by name to another in person, especially formally.
translation of 'introduce'
પ્રવર્તિત કરવું,
પ્રસ્તુત કરવું,
પરિચય આપવો,
ઓળખાણ કરાવવી,
રજૂ કરવું
verb
દાખલ કરવું
example
I hope to 'introduce' Jenny to them very soon
He will 'introduce' screenings of some of his films and conduct a movie masterclass with the audience at Pictureville Cinema.
to 'introduce' sb to sth
But the plan is to 'introduce' her as Tiffany, and not reveal her name.
At least every time he stood to 'introduce' some business law legislation, he showed some enthusiasm and understanding.
Supporters of this bill plan to 'introduce' legislation in 2002 to include Medicaid.
Barnes tries to 'introduce' the song, but the drummer's making a little too much racket for his liking.
Draft regulations that will govern the Bill seeking to 'introduce' legislation to control smoking in public places have been published for consultation.
The USDA regulates plants, plant products, and other organisms that may 'introduce' plant diseases or pests.
He told a conference yesterday that he wants prices for high speed Internet access to come down, or the Government would 'introduce' regulations and legislation to bring prices down.
to 'introduce' sb to the audience
If Hector and Nolan knew each other, why didn't she 'introduce' us instead of having me asking him for his name?
to 'introduce' new products to the market
This is a great place to 'introduce' products and measure their popularity.
the program is a bid to 'introduce' opera to the masses
the programme is a bid to 'introduce' opera to the masses
It was u2018de rigueur,u2019 practically, to 'introduce' your next song with a musicological essay - we all did it.
If it doesn't like a particular scheme it can immediately 'introduce' legislation to close it down - and the rules will apply retrospectively.
It has become a laudable tradition among all chipset developers to 'introduce' their new products in series rather than singly.
I have faith in the people of the United States to get beyond the present administration and the present situation, and, ultimately, to 'introduce' such progressive legislation.
Private members, however, would be free to 'introduce' such legislation, which would be subjected to debate and a free vote.
he tried to 'introduce' some humour to the meeting
You have to repeat this for two weeks if you are planning to 'introduce' exotic fishes and plants.
u2018Let me 'introduce' us to you more formally,u2019 he offered, taking them closer to the table.
would you like to 'introduce' yourself?
Once you 'introduce' laws, bylaws, legislation and regulations you are immediately restricting people's freedom, which is unavoidable.
DNA replication is known to 'introduce' short insertion and deletion mutations through various forms of strand misalignment.
Cattle and sheep can also 'introduce' disease to other animals and overgraze native vegetation needed by wildlife.
When I stepped up to open the session and 'introduce' the speaker it had been 4 p.m.
Granada TV frontman Anthony Wilson is the master of ceremonies who will 'introduce' an action-packed programme.
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