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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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