“To introduce” in Japanese
Short answer
To introduce in Japanese is “引き合わせる” (hikiawaseru). Full meaning: to introduce; to compare, to check; to adjust, to pull into place.
Other ways to say “To introduce” in Japanese
齎す
motarasu to bring (news, knowledge, etc.), to introduce; to bring about, to cause, to produce (e.g. results)
齎せる
motaraseru to bring (news, knowledge, etc.), to introduce; to bring about, to cause, to produce (e.g. results)
取り込む
torikomu to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce; to capture (e.g. image), to import; to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter
もたらせる
motaraseru to bring (news, knowledge, etc.), to introduce; to bring about, to cause, to produce (e.g. results)
もたらす
motarasu to bring (news, knowledge, etc.), to introduce; to bring about, to cause, to produce (e.g. results)
触れさせる
furesaseru to expose (someone to something), to introduce
取込む
torikomu to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce; to capture (e.g. image), to import; to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter
引き合わせん
hikiawasen to introduce; to compare, to check; to adjust, to pull into place
引き合わせよ
hikiawaseyo to introduce; to compare, to check; to adjust, to pull into place
引き合わせれ
hikiawasere to introduce; to compare, to check; to adjust, to pull into place
引き合わせろ
hikiawasero to introduce; to compare, to check; to adjust, to pull into place
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