to make a new product or service available to people for the first time 推出（新产品或服务）◆Earlier this year the manufacturer introduced the product to the general market. 今年早些时候，制造商向普通市场推出这一产品。◆The new service will be introduced next year. 这项新服务将在明年推出。SYNbring sth in
to start to use a new system or a new method of doing sth 开始使用，采用（新系统、新方法）◆We've introduced a computerised system to deal with orders. 我们已采用电脑系统处理订单。SYNbring sth in
introduce A (to B) | introduce A and B | introduce yourself (to sb)to tell two or more people who have not met before what one another's names are; to tell sb what your name is 介绍；引见；使相互认识；作（自我）介绍◆Can I introduce my wife? 我来介绍一下我的妻子。◆Participants get one minute to introduce themselves. 参与者有一分钟时间作自我介绍。
(often be introduced(to sth/sb)) to help sb find out about sth/sb or do sth for the first time 被介绍给；帮助（某人）了解◆Jones was introduced to the firm by a business associate. 一位生意合夥人将琼斯介绍给这家公司。◆The course introduces students to drafting business plans. 这门课程向学生介绍起草商业计划的事宜。
to formally suggest a new law so that it can be discussed 将（法案）提交讨论◆The government has introduced a bill to reform pensions. 政府已提交一项改革养老金的议案。