introduction in Russian
introduction in Russian is введе́ние, внедре́ние, представле́ние — introduction means the act of making people known to each other.
introduction in Russian
введе́ние
Pronounced: vvedeniye
The act or process of introducing.
внедре́ние
Pronounced: vnedreniye
The act or process of introducing.
представле́ние
Pronounced: predstavleniye
A means, such as a personal letter, of presenting one person to another.
введе́ние
Pronounced: vvedeniye
An initial section of a book or article, which introduces the subject material.
предисло́вие
Pronounced: predisloviye
An initial section of a book or article, which introduces the subject material.
What does "introduction" mean?
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noun The act of making people known to each other.
"After a brief introduction, the two business partners shook hands."
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noun An opening section of a book, article, or speech that sets up the topic.
"The introduction explains why the author chose this subject."
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introduction in a sentence
- After a brief introduction, the two business partners shook hands.
- The introduction explains why the author chose this subject.
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What is "introduction" in Russian?
"introduction" in Russian is введе́ние, внедре́ние, представле́ние. introduction means: The act of making people known to each other.
How do you pronounce введе́ние?
"introduction" in Russian is введе́ние, pronounced "vvedeniye".
How do you use "introduction" in a sentence?
Example: "After a brief introduction, the two business partners shook hands." In Russian, "introduction" is введе́ние, внедре́ние, представле́ние.
Are there other ways to say "introduction" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "introduction": введе́ние, внедре́ние, представле́ние, предисло́вие.
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