導入
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Base noun form. Used to refer to the act of introducing or implementing something new, such as a concept, system, or product. Often appears in formal contexts like business or education.
Theme
In a business meeting, User and their colleague, Mr. Tanaka, discuss strategies for implementing new technology in their company.
導入
どうにゅう
introduction, bringing in, leading in
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine introducing a new product by 'leading it in' through a door. 'Intro-duction' sounds like 'intro' → 導入 (dounyuu, 'introduction').
Cultural Note
In Japanese business or academic settings, 『導入』 (dounyuu, 'introduction') is often used to describe the implementation of new systems, technologies, or policies, such as 『新システムの導入』 (shin shisutemu no dounyuu, 'introduction of a new system').
Forms
Base: 導入Base noun form. Used to refer to the act of introducing or implementing something new, such as a concept, system, or product. Often appears in formal contexts like business or education.