debut
['debju;'deIbju:]
n.
v.初次登场, 开张

debut
['debju;'deIbju:]
n.
初次登台，初次露面

debutalsodébut
AHD:[d³-by›“, d³“by›”]
D.J.:[dei6bju8, 6dei7bju8]
K.K.:[de6bju, 6de7bju]
n.
A first public appearance, as of a performer.
首次演出演员等的首次在公从面前演出
The formal presentation of a young woman to society.
首次露面青年妇女在社交界的正式露面
The beginning of a course of action:
出台一件事的开端：
the debut of a new foreign policy.
一个新的外交政策的出台
debutalsodébut
v.tr.intr.
de.buted;
AHD:[-by›d“] de.but.ing;
AHD:[-by›“¹ng] de.buts;
AHD:[-by›z“] Usage Problem
To present in or make a debut.
正式介绍或初次露面

French début
法语 début
from débuter[ to give the first stroke in a game, begin ]
源自 débuter[ 比赛中首先击球，开始 ]
dé-[ from, away ]
dé-[ 从，离开 ]
fromOld French de-
源自古法语 de-
*See Also : de-
but[ goal, target ]
but[ 球门，目标 ]
fromOld French butte
源自古法语 butte
*See Also : butt

Debut is widely used as a verb, both intransitively (
Debut作为动词广泛使用，既可用作不及物动词（
Her new series will debut next March on network television) and transitively (
她的新的连续剧将于明年三月在电视联播网上首次放映），又可用作及物动词(
The network will debut her new series next March). These usages are well established in connection with entertainment and the performing arts but are not entirely acceptable when used of other sorts of introductions, as of products (
电视联播网将于明年三月首次放映她的新的连续剧)。这些用法在与娱乐和表演艺术相关时，已被认可；但被用作其它种类的介绍时没有被完全接受，如对产品的介绍（
The company will debut the new six-cylinder convertible next fall)or publications (
这家公司将于明年秋季首次推出新的有六个汽缸的折叠式小汽车），或对出版物的介绍(
The national edition of the newspaper debuted last summer), probably because of the association of the form with the language of show-business publicity.
这份报纸的国内版去年夏天首次发行)，这也许是因为其形式和娱乐界广告的语言之间有联系的缘故