Introduce people in English

Lexical analysis:

introduce

English [? ntr？ d？ k？ N] beauty [? ntr？ d？ k？ n]？

Put into use for the first time; Adoption; Introduction; Execution; Something newly adopted (or introduced); Introduction (formal), introduction

Plural number: introduction

Allen. Malosse? Are you online? She? Introduction? Where to? That? Politics? Yes? Housework'? Provide? Summary? Yes? That? Debate. ?

Ellen Malosse summed up these ideas in the preface of her "Home Economics".

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Similar words: profile of characters

Lexical analysis:

brief

English [bri? F] beauty [bri? f]？

Short-lived; Short-lived; Concise; Simple; Too short; Exposed to the body

Brief introduction of noun (abbreviation of noun) task; Instruction; Summary of the case (provided to the defense lawyer); Entrusted defense; brief

Give (someone) instructions; Introduce the situation to (sb); To provide (a defense lawyer) with a summary of the case.

Third person singular: underwear?

Plural: underwear?

Present participle: briefing?

Past tense: briefing?

Past participle: a brief explanation?

Comparative: shorter?

Highest level: shortest

She? Once? Made it? Answer? Brief? Appearance? Open? Television?

She once made a brief appearance on TV.