introduction
The word 'introduzione' in Italian is used in the same way as 'introduction' in English. It refers to a beginning or initial part of something, such as a book, speech, or presentation. It can also refer to the act of introducing someone or something to others.
The introduction of the book was gripping.
This sentence is about presenting an opinion regarding the quality or characteristic of a book's introduction. 'Avvincente' literally translates to 'gripping', meaning that it is very interesting or exciting.
I am writing the introduction to my thesis.
In this example, the speaker is talking about an academic work (a thesis) that they are currently writing. The term 'introduzione' in this context means a preliminary or preparatory section at the beginning of the thesis.
We should improvise an introduction.
This is a suggestion for a spontaneous or unplanned action. It implies that the speaker and the listener should come up with an 'introduzione' (introduction) without prior preparation or planning.