Debut: meaning, definitions and examples

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debut

[ ˈdeɪbjuː ]

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in entertainment industry

A person's first public performance or appearance in a particular capacity.

Synonyms

first appearance, inaugural performance, premiere

Examples of usage

My debut as a singer was nerve-wracking but exciting.
She made her debut on Broadway last night.

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in sports

The first appearance of a particular player or team in a professional sports league.

Synonyms

first appearance, inaugural game, introductory match

Examples of usage

He had a successful debut as a rookie in the NBA.
The team celebrated their debut in the championship with a victory.

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in entertainment industry

To perform or appear for the first time in a particular capacity.

Synonyms

introduce, launch, present

Examples of usage

She will debut her latest song at the concert tomorrow.
The actor debuted in a leading role in the new movie.

Translations

Translations of the word "debut" in other languages:

🇵🇹 estreia

🇮🇳 प्रथम प्रदर्शन

🇩🇪 Debüt

🇮🇩 debut

🇺🇦 дебют

🇵🇱 debiut

🇯🇵 デビュー

🇫🇷 début

🇪🇸 debut

🇹🇷 debut

🇰🇷 데뷔

🇸🇦 الظهور الأول

🇨🇿 debut

🇸🇰 debut

🇨🇳 首次亮相

🇸🇮 debut

🇮🇸 frumraun

🇰🇿 дебют

🇬🇪 დებიუტი

🇦🇿 debut

🇲🇽 debut

Word origin

The word 'debut' originates from the French word 'début', which means 'beginning' or 'first appearance'. It was first recorded in English in the early 18th century. 'Debut' is commonly used in various fields such as entertainment, sports, and fashion to signify the first public appearance or performance of a person or entity. It has become a popular term to describe the introduction of new talents or products to the public.