Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Introduce"

A: Briefly means a short amount of time.

Introduction means tell people your name and a couple of things to describe yourself, so people can get to know you better.

A: to introduce yourself is to tell someone shortly who you are.
for example:
"hello, my name is [...], I'm [...] years old and I come from [...]"

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A: We have not been introduced yet.

I was waiting to be introduced.

John introduced Mary to me.

I was introduced yesterday.

Tomorrow, I will be introduced.

We have introduced peanut butter in his diet.

A: Let me introduce you to my friend

I would like to introduce you to our special guest

Please introduce yourself

A: Introduce yourself to my mother.

Would you like to introduce yourself to the class?

Children, can you introduce yourself to my sister’s husband?

“Introduce” means to “make known”, “bring forward”, or often “tell someone your name and get to know the person”.

A: 1. Let me introduce you to my boyfriend
2. Have you been introduce to Sam?
3. Today I am going to introduce to you a new product.

A: Please introduce him to me, because I havn't met him.

A: It depends a lot on the context.

"Introduce" means to show something or someone to a person or group for the first time.
"Adopt" means to follow or use OR it means to legally accept a child as your own.

"I'm going to introduce my new filing system to my boss today. I hope they adopt it and start using it going forward."

"I introduced the child to my sister and her husband, and they've decided to adopt him! Their daughter is finally getting the brother she wanted!"

A: no actually, why don't you introduce it is more like let's introduce it. You use should when you give advices, like 'if you have a toothache, you should go to a dentist'

A: Um the difference is the word “arrived” is past tense. It is preferable to use “arrives” better than “arrived” so the sentence makes more sense. “I will introduce you to her when she arrives.”

A: Introduce is a verb, introduction is a noun. :)

"Introduce the introduction!"

A: Meaning of introduce: to make one person known to another person by name. We also use this verb with a reflexive pronoun (myself, yourself, himself, etc.) if we are introducing ourselves.

Meaning of present: to formally introduce another person, particularly in a presentation or before an audience.

Example 1:
Ellie is a wonderful hostess. Whenever she has a party, she always makes sure to introduce her guests to each other.

Example 2:
I'm sorry! I haven't introduced myself. My name is Neil Harte and I'm the head of sales here at Rock Investments.

Example 3:
Good afternoon and thank you for coming to the lecture. It gives me great pleasure to present our speaker, Dr. Amanda White.

Example 4:
I'd like to present the winners of this year's Concerned Citizen Award: Richard Holland and Katherine Kahne. Please give them a big hand!

Source: http://www.ziggurat.es/cat/lecciones_ingles/index.asp?id=1826

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A: @kantlee: 的说法可以用。自我介绍有很多说法。你也能用:

Let me introduce myself.

A: Hello, my name is ______

A: "could you please introduce yourself in Korean" sounds more polite^•^

A: This could be fine, depending on the context, but I feel like usually this would be phrased, "Can you introduce me to him?" The original sentence makes me think that the listener is being asked to go get this guy and haul him over to the speaker for an introduction, as if the speaker is a queen or something.

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A: I will tell/show you why we respect him. Do u mean this?

A: To me, these two phrases have different meanings. The first one is saying that you are introducing someone else, but the second one is saying that you are introducing yourself.