No. 5,288 in Spanish
introdujo
"Introdujo" means "he/she/it introduced" or "you (formal) introduced."
In a sentence
Él introdujo una nueva idea en la reunión.
He introduced a new idea in the meeting.
The word 'introdujo' is used here in its literal sense of 'introduced' or 'brought forth', referring to presenting a new concept during a meeting.
El piloto introdujo el avión en la tormenta.
The pilot steered the plane into the storm.
Here, 'introdujo' conveys the action of directing or steering something into a situation, showing its usage in a figurative or dynamic context.
Ella introdujo la llave en la cerradura.
She inserted the key into the lock.
In this sentence, 'introdujo' is employed in its physical sense of 'inserted' or 'placed into', describing a tactile action.
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