Translation of Italian word "introdurre" to English
introdurre
/introˈdurre/
Meaning
VerbTo bring something into use, insert inside, or present to a group.
How to use
The Italian verb 'introdurre' means 'to introduce, to insert, to bring in' (To bring something into use, insert inside, or present to a group). It belongs to the verb. It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'.
🇬🇧 English
to introduce, to insert, to bring in
Example
Il governo intende introdurre nuove misure a sostegno delle famiglie.
The government intends to introduce new measures to support families.
Devi introdurre la tessera magnetica nella fessura per aprire il cancello.
You need to insert the magnetic card into the slot to open the gate.
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- Il governo intende introdurre nuove misure a sostegno delle famiglie.— The government intends to introduce new measures to support families.
- Devi introdurre la tessera magnetica nella fessura per aprire il cancello.— You need to insert the magnetic card into the slot to open the gate.
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The Italian word "introdurre" means "to introduce, to insert, to bring in" in English.
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