Introduce and Track

Introduce

Introduce verb - To make (one person) known (to another) socially.

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Track and introduce are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Track" with "Introduce", this verbs are similar.

Nearby Words: introduction, introducing

Track verb - Carry on the feet and deposit.

Usage example: track mud into the house

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Introduce and track are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Introduce" instead a verb "Track".

Nearby Words: trace, tracing, tracked, tracking, tracker

character	introduce character	track character
people	introduce people	track people
someone	introduce someone	track someone
type	introduce type	track type
Other words: time, way, characters, villain, magic, song, points, players, enemies, members, changes, girls.

She wrote this song because her company wanted an upbeat poppy track to introduce her onto the radio.

Source: Executive Meddling / Music
Loads and Loads of Characters: If its not the number of players, then its within those nations who like to keep track of EVERYONE they've ever introduce, from Ambassadors to Parliamentarians.

Source: Website / NationStates
In Someday You'll Find Her, Charlie Brown, he ends up falling in Love at First Sight with Charlie Brown's "dream girl", completely forgetting that he spent the entire special trying to track her down so that he could introduce her to his friend.

Source: Matchmaker Crush

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