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Two directions of "make known to"

Hello,I ask any native speaker for two questions.1. I make you known to him. = I introduce you to him. Here, "to" means "reaching as far as" / "unto" ? 2. Let me make you known to the pleasures of wine-tasting. = Let me introduce you to .......Here, "to" means "in connection with"? Thank you for your help.
  

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"To" is, primarily, a preposition . Here is a link to a good explanation of what a preposition is, and what role it plays in the English language. html Here is a link to the definition of "to".

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  • "To" is, primarily, a preposition .
  • Here is a link to a good explanation of what a preposition is, and what role it plays in the English language.
  • html Here is a link to the definition of "to".
  • q=to
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"To" is, primarily, a preposition.
Here is a link to a good explanation of what a preposition is, and what role it plays in the English language.
http://www.writingcentre.uottawa.ca/hypergrammar/preposit.html

Here is a link to the definition of "to".
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