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Перевод: induct

[глагол]
официально вводить в должность; назначать на должность; утверждать в должности; водворять; вводить в курс дела; посвящать; вовлекать; индуктировать; призывать на военную службу; усаживать

Тезаурус:

1. What becomes the English language starts as the dialect of a minority and is imposed upon the majority, usually by force, with legal punishments for those who refuse the schooling which will induct them in the national language.
2. Where a new member of the department is appointed time should be taken to induct this person into the overall role of history within the school and its curriculum mission.
3. "You have to induct?"
4. It should help to induct the student not only into the field of study but the approach to studying.
5. It would seem on the face of it rather perverse - not to say wasteful - to induct so many people into a noncareer.
6. This approach recognizes the seriousness of failing to induct pupils into the heritage of a great tradition.
7. He won't induct them to a living if he can help it and he certainly wouldn't put a divorced priest into a canonry."
8. "For in the first century water initiation rites were used to induct people into a number of different groups.
9. In the old days, there used to be crazes, Adam and the Ants, Gary Numan, absurd figures who nonetheless possessed a certain mesmeric force, managed to induct us into ludicrousness, like the Pied Piper.