Definition of production number in English:

production number

noun

A spectacular musical item, typically including song and dance and involving all or most of the cast, in a theatrical show or film.
Example sentencesExamples
- The dance production number takes all the worst qualities of the show and bloats them - the vapidity, the overlongness, the gaudy tackiness.
- Maybe it's the tabloid-inspired production number that seems to go on for 10 minutes (sadly, it's actually more like 15).
- Next, the musical moves into its biggest production number, which features both Congress and the president, as the stage is set for Enron's collapse.
- Where, for example, were African Americans cheerfully doing the cake-walk (a major production number in this ballet) in 1946, for example?
- All the world has seen tragedy; we make a production number of it.
- It opens with a large-scale production number wherein the staff of the British embassy in Dublin, led by John Betjeman, sing a song called ‘Please, Don't Patronise the Irish’.
- Jackman energetically led the entire ensemble in a massive production number complete with shimmies, kicks, and conga chains, and, of course, maracas.
- The songs are wonderful, in particular a lavish production number about ‘hanging the bastard.’
- Without making a production number out of her actions, she strode up to Brighteyes' booth, sat down across from him, and pulled out a cigar the size of an armadillo.
- In general, each number gets staging similar to a production number in a musical, complete with all of the extravagances of spectacle except Technicolor.
- The first ten minutes represent the movie's pinnacle - a cameo-rich sequence that starts out as a parody of a spoof before turning into a surreal musical production number.
- Aside from the excessive talk, the other shortcoming of the last half of Top Hat is the big production number, ‘The Piccolino.’
- The spelling bee craze meets much mockery in this increasingly absurd parody by Phil Dornfeld, climaxing with a fungus-inspired production number.
- Neither the song nor the production number have much to offer, unless you're dying to see Mitzi Gaynor get tattooed.
- But sure enough, there she was launching into a production number which just seemed too big for Studio Two at BBC Shepherd's Bush.
- Whilst some tracks are more of a production number than others, Sweet Misery especially, for the most part this is an album which revolves around a single guitar and a single voice.
- The Groovie Ghoulies are the perfect choice for the centerpiece ‘Time Warp,’ which retreats back to being a song as opposed to a production number.
- Check out the two women from Atlanta as they make a production number out of rolling joints.
- There is always a big production number (usually featuring Hill and the Ladybirds) and a few other minor musical moments (referred to as Benny's Ballads).
- They decided on Les and Cilla's wedding, which will be no less a high production number.

Definition of production number in US English:

production number

nounprəˈdəkʃən

A spectacular musical item, typically including song and dance and involving all or most of the cast, in a theatrical show or motion picture.
Example sentencesExamples
- The dance production number takes all the worst qualities of the show and bloats them - the vapidity, the overlongness, the gaudy tackiness.
- Check out the two women from Atlanta as they make a production number out of rolling joints.
- The songs are wonderful, in particular a lavish production number about ‘hanging the bastard.’
- Maybe it's the tabloid-inspired production number that seems to go on for 10 minutes (sadly, it's actually more like 15).
- The first ten minutes represent the movie's pinnacle - a cameo-rich sequence that starts out as a parody of a spoof before turning into a surreal musical production number.
- They decided on Les and Cilla's wedding, which will be no less a high production number.
- Where, for example, were African Americans cheerfully doing the cake-walk (a major production number in this ballet) in 1946, for example?
- It opens with a large-scale production number wherein the staff of the British embassy in Dublin, led by John Betjeman, sing a song called ‘Please, Don't Patronise the Irish’.
- But sure enough, there she was launching into a production number which just seemed too big for Studio Two at BBC Shepherd's Bush.
- Without making a production number out of her actions, she strode up to Brighteyes' booth, sat down across from him, and pulled out a cigar the size of an armadillo.
- All the world has seen tragedy; we make a production number of it.
- Next, the musical moves into its biggest production number, which features both Congress and the president, as the stage is set for Enron's collapse.
- The spelling bee craze meets much mockery in this increasingly absurd parody by Phil Dornfeld, climaxing with a fungus-inspired production number.
- There is always a big production number (usually featuring Hill and the Ladybirds) and a few other minor musical moments (referred to as Benny's Ballads).
- Neither the song nor the production number have much to offer, unless you're dying to see Mitzi Gaynor get tattooed.
- Whilst some tracks are more of a production number than others, Sweet Misery especially, for the most part this is an album which revolves around a single guitar and a single voice.
- In general, each number gets staging similar to a production number in a musical, complete with all of the extravagances of spectacle except Technicolor.
- Aside from the excessive talk, the other shortcoming of the last half of Top Hat is the big production number, ‘The Piccolino.’
- The Groovie Ghoulies are the perfect choice for the centerpiece ‘Time Warp,’ which retreats back to being a song as opposed to a production number.
- Jackman energetically led the entire ensemble in a massive production number complete with shimmies, kicks, and conga chains, and, of course, maracas.

单词	production number
释义	Definition of production number in English: production number noun A spectacular musical item, typically including song and dance and involving all or most of the cast, in a theatrical show or film. Example sentencesExamples The dance production number takes all the worst qualities of the show and bloats them - the vapidity, the overlongness, the gaudy tackiness. Maybe it's the tabloid-inspired production number that seems to go on for 10 minutes (sadly, it's actually more like 15). Next, the musical moves into its biggest production number, which features both Congress and the president, as the stage is set for Enron's collapse. Where, for example, were African Americans cheerfully doing the cake-walk (a major production number in this ballet) in 1946, for example? All the world has seen tragedy; we make a production number of it. It opens with a large-scale production number wherein the staff of the British embassy in Dublin, led by John Betjeman, sing a song called ‘Please, Don't Patronise the Irish’. Jackman energetically led the entire ensemble in a massive production number complete with shimmies, kicks, and conga chains, and, of course, maracas. The songs are wonderful, in particular a lavish production number about ‘hanging the bastard.’ Without making a production number out of her actions, she strode up to Brighteyes' booth, sat down across from him, and pulled out a cigar the size of an armadillo. In general, each number gets staging similar to a production number in a musical, complete with all of the extravagances of spectacle except Technicolor. The first ten minutes represent the movie's pinnacle - a cameo-rich sequence that starts out as a parody of a spoof before turning into a surreal musical production number. Aside from the excessive talk, the other shortcoming of the last half of Top Hat is the big production number, ‘The Piccolino.’ The spelling bee craze meets much mockery in this increasingly absurd parody by Phil Dornfeld, climaxing with a fungus-inspired production number. Neither the song nor the production number have much to offer, unless you're dying to see Mitzi Gaynor get tattooed. But sure enough, there she was launching into a production number which just seemed too big for Studio Two at BBC Shepherd's Bush. Whilst some tracks are more of a production number than others, Sweet Misery especially, for the most part this is an album which revolves around a single guitar and a single voice. The Groovie Ghoulies are the perfect choice for the centerpiece ‘Time Warp,’ which retreats back to being a song as opposed to a production number. Check out the two women from Atlanta as they make a production number out of rolling joints. There is always a big production number (usually featuring Hill and the Ladybirds) and a few other minor musical moments (referred to as Benny's Ballads). They decided on Les and Cilla's wedding, which will be no less a high production number. Definition of production number in US English: production number nounprəˈdəkʃən A spectacular musical item, typically including song and dance and involving all or most of the cast, in a theatrical show or motion picture. Example sentencesExamples The dance production number takes all the worst qualities of the show and bloats them - the vapidity, the overlongness, the gaudy tackiness. Check out the two women from Atlanta as they make a production number out of rolling joints. The songs are wonderful, in particular a lavish production number about ‘hanging the bastard.’ Maybe it's the tabloid-inspired production number that seems to go on for 10 minutes (sadly, it's actually more like 15). The first ten minutes represent the movie's pinnacle - a cameo-rich sequence that starts out as a parody of a spoof before turning into a surreal musical production number. They decided on Les and Cilla's wedding, which will be no less a high production number. Where, for example, were African Americans cheerfully doing the cake-walk (a major production number in this ballet) in 1946, for example? It opens with a large-scale production number wherein the staff of the British embassy in Dublin, led by John Betjeman, sing a song called ‘Please, Don't Patronise the Irish’. But sure enough, there she was launching into a production number which just seemed too big for Studio Two at BBC Shepherd's Bush. Without making a production number out of her actions, she strode up to Brighteyes' booth, sat down across from him, and pulled out a cigar the size of an armadillo. All the world has seen tragedy; we make a production number of it. Next, the musical moves into its biggest production number, which features both Congress and the president, as the stage is set for Enron's collapse. The spelling bee craze meets much mockery in this increasingly absurd parody by Phil Dornfeld, climaxing with a fungus-inspired production number. There is always a big production number (usually featuring Hill and the Ladybirds) and a few other minor musical moments (referred to as Benny's Ballads). Neither the song nor the production number have much to offer, unless you're dying to see Mitzi Gaynor get tattooed. Whilst some tracks are more of a production number than others, Sweet Misery especially, for the most part this is an album which revolves around a single guitar and a single voice. In general, each number gets staging similar to a production number in a musical, complete with all of the extravagances of spectacle except Technicolor. Aside from the excessive talk, the other shortcoming of the last half of Top Hat is the big production number, ‘The Piccolino.’ The Groovie Ghoulies are the perfect choice for the centerpiece ‘Time Warp,’ which retreats back to being a song as opposed to a production number. Jackman energetically led the entire ensemble in a massive production number complete with shimmies, kicks, and conga chains, and, of course, maracas.
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