Pronunciation: /dɛˈbjuː/
noun a person's first appearance or performance in a particular capacity or role
A1 My favorite singer made her debut on TV last night.
A2 The debut of the new movie was highly anticipated by fans.
B1 The band's debut album received critical acclaim.
B2 The author's debut novel was a bestseller.
C1 The ballet dancer's debut performance at the prestigious theater was flawless.
C2 The debut of the new restaurant exceeded all expectations, with a fully booked opening night.
verb to perform or make one's first appearance in a particular capacity or role
A1 She will debut in the school play next week.
A2 The new singer will debut her first album at the music festival.
B1 The actor debuted in a popular TV show last year.
B2 The fashion designer debuted her latest collection at Paris Fashion Week.
C1 The young author debuted his novel to critical acclaim.
C2 The chef debuted his new restaurant with a lavish opening event.
formal The pianist made her debut at Carnegie Hall last night.
informal Did you catch the singer's debut performance at the local coffee shop?
slang That movie was the actor's debut on the big screen.
figurative The new product made its debut in the market with great success.
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