debut
1 of 2verb/deɪˈbju/
Forms:debuts,debuting,debuted,debuted
1
to introduce something or someone to the public for the first time
transitive- The singer debuts her new song at the music festival.
- The author debuts her novel at the book launch event.
- The artist debuted her new collection at the gallery opening.
- The fashion designer debuted her spring collection during Fashion Week.
- The band debuted their new album on social media last night.
2
to appear or be presented in public for the first time
- She debuted as the lead singer at the concert last night.
- The actor debuted in his first movie role at the young age of 18.
- He debuted on stage with a powerful performance that impressed the audience.
- She debuted as a ballet dancer in front of a large crowd.
- The young pianist debuted in the concert hall, playing a beautiful melody.
3
to appear for the first time, especially when introduced to the public or released
- The new smartphone debuted last week, offering cutting-edge features.
- The product will debut in stores next month, generating a lot of excitement.
- The designer's latest collection debuted at the fashion week, catching everyone's attention.
- The car debuted at the international auto show, showcasing its innovative design.
- The new restaurant debuted in the heart of the city, offering a unique dining experience.