0 present participle of debut
1 to perform or be introduced to the public for the first time:
Debuting in 1925, the magazine came to set new standards through its probing biographies, conscientious reportage and, especially, its unique brand of humour.
Thirty-eight episodes were originally broadcast in pairs, each twelve-minute episode debuting in the same half-hour.
Since debuting, she has been included in all seven of the group's albums and has been featured in all of their promotional music videos.
Debuting late in 2003, nobody expected her to be successful as she is now.
It received only a limited theatrical release before debuting on home video.
The following year, she performed at the festival again, debuting new material of her own composition.
The song was a well-received hit at home debuting at the number-two position.
Before debuting, she was an online shopping model.
