introducir

introducir
transitive verb
1. to put in, to insert (meter) (llave, carta); to input, to enter (computing) (datos)
  • introduzca su número secreto -> enter your PIN number
2. to bring in, to introduce (mercancías)
  • una banda que introduce droga en el país -> a gang smuggling drugs into the country
3. (dar a conocer)
  • introducir a alguien en -> to introduce somebody to
  • introducir algo en -> to introduce o bring something to
introducirse
pronomial verb
also:
  • introducirse en -> to get into
  • los ladrones se introdujeron en la casa por la ventana -> the burglars got into the house through the window

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introducir [in-tro-doo-theer’]
article & verb transitive
1. To introduce, to conduct or usher into a place, to lead in.
2. To introudce, to bring into notice or practice.
3. To induce, to facilitate, to conciliate.
verb reflexive
4. To insinuate, to gain on the affections: to interfere, to find one’s way, to get into (meterse).

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Verb Conjugation for "introducir"

Infinitive
introducir
Gerund
introduciendo
Participle
introducido
Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo introduzco introduje introducía introduciré introduzca
Tú introduces introdujiste introducías introducirás introduzcas
Ella/Él/Usted introduce introdujo introducía introducirá introduzca
Nosotros introducimos introdujimos introducíamos introduciremos introduzcamos
Vosotros introducís introdujisteis introducíais introduciréis introduzcáis
Ellos/Ustedes introducen introdujeron introducían introducirán introduzcan
Complete introducir conjugation
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