innovate — to introduce new ideas, methods, or products
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to introduce new ideas, methods, or products
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪnəveɪt/
Korean meaning: 혁신하다, 새로운 것을 도입하다
Korean pronunciation: 인-너-베이트 (강세: 인)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother tried to innovate her kimchi recipe by adding pineapple, but the family nearly staged a revolt.
- Tech companies must constantly innovate or risk becoming as outdated as flip phones.
- Steve Jobs was known for his ability to innovate products that people didn't even know they needed.
innovate
VERB//ˈɪnəveɪt//
to introduce new ideas, methods, or products
to introduce new ideas, methods, or products
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Innovate to motivate, then celebrate!
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Origin
라틴어 'innovatus'에서 유래되었습니다. 'in(안으로)' + 'novus(새로운)'의 조합으로, 말 그대로 '새로운 것을 안으로 가져오다'라는 의미였습니다. 16세기부터 영어에서 사용되기 시작했어요.
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“My grandmother tried to innovate her kimchi recipe by adding pineapple, but the family nearly staged a revolt.”
“Tech companies must constantly innovate or risk becoming as outdated as flip phones.”
“Steve Jobs was known for his ability to innovate products that people didn't even know they needed.”
“The restaurant decided to innovate by serving ice cream with chopsticks - it was a cool idea but a messy execution.”
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