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intro
1[ in-troh ]
noun
- an introduction.
- the introductory passage of a piece for a jazz or dance band.
intro-
2- a prefix, meaning “inwardly,” “within,” occurring in loanwords from Latin ( introspection ); occasionally used in the formation of new words ( introjection ).
intro.
3abbreviation for
- introduce.
- introduced.
- introducing.
- introduction.
- introductory.
intro
1/ ˈɪԳٰəʊ /
noun
- informal.short for introduction
intro.
2abbreviation for
- introduction
- introductory
intro-
3prefix
- in, into, or inward
introvert
Word History and Origins
Origin of intro1
Origin of intro2
Word History and Origins
Origin of intro1
Example Sentences
I’m sitting there listening — that’s the reason the intro’s so long, because I was just waiting — and finally I start singing, “You’re rock candy, baby — hard, sweet and sticky.”
Early on, the twins tell Sammie he can drive their red car home in the morning — and again, from that very first intro shot, we know that will happen but without the twins in it.
There were costume changes and choreographed dance numbers, even an intro where a moving tentacle flailed halfway out of her mouth.
The band also suffered a mishap, missing Usher's cue to extend the intro to Superstar, and coming in four bars early.
When we were out last time, I made a great big blooper on the guitar while I was doing my famous intro to “Crazy on You” — totally train-wrecked it.
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