intro
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Definition
Noun: 1. A short, introductory section of a piece of popular music, often instrumental, that establishes the key, tempo, and theme before the main part begins. 2. The action or process of formally making a person known to another or to a group; an introduction.
Usage and Examples
- Noun (Music):
- The song has a famous 20-second guitar intro.
- Skip the long intro and get to the chorus.
- Noun (Social Introduction):
- She gave me a quick intro to the rest of the team.
- He handled the conference intro smoothly.
Advanced Usage
- "to do the intros": To perform the act of introducing people to each other.
- At the networking event, the host went from group to group to do the intros.
- Used informally to label or describe any brief introductory part of a presentation, video, or written work.
- The video intro features the company's mission statement.
Variants and Related Words
- Introduction (n.): The more formal and full-length equivalent for both meanings (e.g., the introduction to a book, a formal introduction at an event).
- Introductory (adj.): Serving as an introduction; preliminary (e.g., an introductory chapter, introductory remarks).
Synonyms
- Prelude, opening, lead-in, foreword (for written work), preface.
Related Phrases
- Intro music: The music played as someone walks onto a stage or into a room.
- The boxer walked out to his signature intro music.
- Intro price/special: A special price offered for a limited time to introduce a new product or service.
- Sign up now for the intro price before it increases next month.
Noun
- a brief introductory passage to a piece of popular music
- formally making a person known to another or to the public