Introduisent

Introduisent is the third-person plural present tense form of the French verb introduire. Introduire means to introduce, to bring in, or to insert, and can be used for introducing people, ideas, objects, or policies.

Grammatically, introduire is irregular and belongs to the French verb group known as the third group. Its present tense forms include: j'introduis, tu introduis, il/elle introduit, nous introduisons, vous introduisez, ils/elles introduisent. The form introduisent is used specifically with the plural subject ils or elles to mean “they introduce.”

Usage examples illustrate its range:

- Ils introduisent de nouvelles mesures. (They are introducing new measures.)

- Ils introduisent leurs amis à leurs collègues. (They introduce their friends to their colleagues.)

- Ils introduisent un concept inédit dans le débat. (They introduce an unprecedented concept into the debate.)

In everyday French, introduire is often chosen over présenter when the sense is to present something to someone within a context of bringing it into a discussion, a process, or a system. The word may also appear in technical or formal writing, where concepts, methods, or procedures are being brought into consideration or adopted. As a versatile transitive verb, its 3rd-person plural present form is a common construction in narrative and reporting when the subject consists of multiple people performing the action of introducing.