Introducono

Introducono is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb introdurre, meaning they introduce or they bring in. In Italian, introdurre is a transitive verb used to indicate presenting something, bringing something into a place, or initiating a policy, idea, or practice. The form introducono is commonly found in sentences describing actions carried out by multiple subjects.

Conjugation and usage: The present indicative forms of introdurre are: io introduco, tu introduci, lui/lei introduce, noi introduciamo, voi introducete, loro introducono. The stem combines introduc- with typical -ere verb endings in the present tense. It is important to distinguish introdurre from the related noun introduzione (introduction) and from other verbs with similar meanings.

Etymology: The Italian verb introdurre derives from Latin introducere, itself formed from in- (in) and ducere (to lead). The sense evolved in Italian to cover both the literal act of leading something into a place and the figurative sense of presenting or bringing forward information, policies, or ideas.

Usage notes: Introducono is used with plural subjects; for singular subjects, other forms are used (io introduco, lui introduce). It can describe actions in numerous contexts, including business, culture, education, and politics. In formal writing, introdurre often appears in discussions of proposals, innovations, or newly adopted rules.

See also: introdurre, introduzione, introduction as a cross-language reference.