關於Debut的意思和用法的提問

A: to release an album, that is, to offer it for sale to the public

A: The first song that's become public from a band/group/artist.

A: To make a first appearance

A: Debut means first time appearing.
A theatre debut means first time on a public stage.
A television debut means first time on television.
A book debut means first time that person's book has been published.

A: Debut is the first appearance.
She made her debut in her school's play as Juilet.
The band made their debut at the local fair.

A: A debut (as a noun) is the first time something is done, or shown, to the public.

"The play had its debut last night"
"She made her debut on the stage today"
"The new phone had its debut in front of a live audience."

To debut (as a verb) means the same thing: to show or do something in public for the first time.

"I think we should debut the new song at the concert tonight."
"The PlayStation 5 debuts on Friday!"

It's pronounced "deb-you"

A: Only ships have "maiden voyages." Usually "maiden" is an antiquated word for a virgin woman.

A: "debut" is the very first public release, while a "release" can refer to something that is released at any time.

So a "debut" is always a "release", but a "release" is not always a "debut" unless it's the first ever release of that artist, author, etc.

A: They can be used interchangeably. But depending on the sentence, one may be more natural than the other. There are other contexts where only one really fits. For example, 'debut' tends to apply to the first appearance of an athlete in a particular competition or event, whereas you tend to talk about film 'premieres' instead. Going back to the words' French origins, début comes from 'start' and premier/première means 'first', but of course that doesn't prevent them from becoming entirely synonymous in many areas in English.

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A: The pronunciation is: Day-Byou

A: We don't use debut (de•byuu) very often in English but here are a few examples
"The new iPhone made its debut on January 2nd"
"The new fall line made its debut with catastrophic results"

A: day-bee-you

A: @enotykvpechaly In that case use 'the debut of the young actress will be much talked about'

A:  Debut means first or first appearance.

A: Day-byoo

A: Just the second sentence, try this:

They will gather into the the cinema to see how the director showcases the built environment and the livelihood in this neighborhood.