introduction

/ˌɪntɹəˈdʌkʃn̩/
noun 4

Collocations

10
1

(noun.) first use

ADJ

early, gradual, recent, widespread

PREP

~ into

The school planned the introduction of a new homework system into the curriculum next term.

2

(noun.) first part of a book/talk

ADJ

brief, short

The teacher gave a short introduction to the new topic before dividing the class into groups.

PREP

in an/the ~

The author explains her research methods in the introduction to her new book.

~ to

My teacher wrote an introduction to the textbook that helped us understand the main ideas.

3

(noun.) book for studying a subject

ADJ

excellent, general, useful

The teacher gave us a useful introduction to computer programming before we started the project.

PREP

~ to

4

(noun.) telling people each other's names

ADJ

formal

VERB + INTRODUCTION

make

When the new student arrived, her teacher made introductions to the rest of the class.

PHRASES

a letter of introduction

My new colleague brought a letter of introduction from her previous employer on her first day.

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