Definition
Let me (or "allow me to") introduce myself: Permit me to give you my name, to present myself
to introduce (someone or something): to establish, to bring in, to present (someone or something)
to introduce oneself to make oneself known, to present oneself
to introduce an idea to suggest, to propose an idea
to introduce can also mean "to insert" or to "bring in":
The virus was introduced to the computer at 9am and in less than 3 hours the entire network was infected.
The Europeans introduced many diseases to America when they first arrived. Many natives died from these diseases because their bodies had no way of fighting the foreign illnesses.
And introducing... (Charlie Chaplin!): And let me present, and here is... (Charlie Chaplin!)
- "Ludwig Arkady Romanonovich : And now, without further ado, I would like to introduce the valedictorian of the graduating class of 1974: Mr. Bruno Delavigne."
- "Xavier : Brian, I'd like to introduce you to someone: Mr. Michael Jackson."
- "Well, now that we're finished with the tour, let's go into the "Purple room" so I can introduce you to your fellow crazies!"
- "Today, I'd like to introduce you to the future of the Delavigne Corporation, the future of humanity."
- "Brian Jones will be showing Ms. Lohan the offices, and introducing her to the staff individually."
- "Come on, let me introduce you to the gang."
- "After years of research, I'm proud to introduce you all to my newest employee, THX-1134, the ultimate salesperson!"
- "Just wanted to introduce you to Framboise."
- "Without further ado, I'd like to introduce my "piece de resistance", my "raison d'être", my "chef d'oeuvre", my "hors d'oeuvre", and other French words."
- "Bruno : Let me introduce myself."
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