Usage examples of "introduced" in English with translation to German

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You should have introduced yourself. Du hättest dich vorstellen sollen.
Tea was introduced from China. Tee wurde aus China eingeführt.
He introduced me to his daughter. Er hat mich seiner Tochter vorgestellt.
He introduced me to his parents. Er hat mich seinen Eltern vorgestellt.
When were potatoes introduced into Japan? Wann wurde die Kartoffel in Japan eingeführt?
She introduced me to him at the party. Sie hat ihn mir auf der Party vorgestellt.
She was happy to be introduced to him at the party. Sie freute sich, ihm bei der Party vorgestellt zu werden.
Buddhism was introduced into Japan in 538. Der Buddhismus wurde 538 in Japan eingeführt.
You say I should know him quite well, but as a matter of fact, I was introduced to him only last week. Du sagst, dass ich ihn gut kennen sollte, aber in Wirklichkeit bin ich ihm erst letzte Woche vorgestellt worden.
When was the potato introduced in Japan? Wann wurde die Kartoffel in Japan eingeführt?
Frederick the Great introduced the potato to Prussia. Friedrich der Große hat die Kartoffel in Preußen eingeführt.
Let me introduce my friend Lass mich meinen Freund vorstellen
The Prime Minister stated that he would not introduce a new tax without the consensus of public opinion. Der Premierminister sagte, dass er keine neuen Steuern ohne die Zustimmung der Öffentlichkeit einführen werde.
Allow me to introduce myself. Erlauben Sie, dass ich mich vorstelle.
Introducing foreign plants, such as palm trees can damage ecosystems. Fremde Pflanzen wie Palmen einzuführen kann Ökosysteme schädigen.
Let me briefly introduce myself Lassen Sie mich kurz vorstellen
May I introduce myself to you? Erlauben Sie mir, mich vorzustellen?
We have met with considerable problems trying to introduce your products on the scale you requested. Wir sind auf große Schwierigkeiten gestoßen, als wir versuchten, Ihre Produkte in dem von Ihnen gewünschten Umfang einzuführen.
May I introduce Mr Tanaka to you? Darf ich Ihnen Herrn Tanaka vorstellen.
I planned to introduce him to her. Ich nahm mir vor, ihn ihr vorzustellen.
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