production

noun

OPAL WOPAL S

/prəˈdʌkʃn/

Word Family

produce verb
producer noun
production noun
productive adjective (≠ unproductive)
productively adverb
product noun
produce noun

Idioms

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[uncountable] the process of growing or making food, goods or materials, especially large quantities
- food/oil production
- The new plant is due to begin production next year.
- Production of the new aircraft will start next year.
- in production The new model will be in production by the end of the year.
- The car goes into production later this year.
- This model went out of production last year.
- production costs/processes
- Prices have fallen below the cost of production.
see also mass production
Wordfinder
- assembly line
- capacity
- factory
- foreman
- plant
- process
- production
- shift
- shop floor
- workforce
Extra Examples
- The country has resumed normal oil production.
- Naples surpassed Rome as a centre of artistic production in the 18th century.
- The machine will go into full production in November 2019.
- The rate of production was greater in Saskatchewan than in Alberta.
- These substances are not allowed in organic production.
- a car production plant
- special production runs of key components
- sustainable crop production
- There is not much land available for food production.
Topics Businessb1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- full
- full-scale
- large-scale
- …
… of production
- level
- volume
- rate
- …
verb + production
- be in
- go into
- go out of
- …
production + verb
- increase
- rise
- fall
- …
production + noun
- facility
- line
- plant
- …
phrases
- a cut in production
- a fall in production
- an increase in production
- …
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[uncountable] the quantity of goods that is produced
- a decline/an increase in production
- The goal is to increase production by 40%.
- Industries boosted production last month.
- Production declined by 20%.
- Production will drop by 60 000 next year.
- It is important not to let production levels fall.
- Market demand could outpace production capacity.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- full
- full-scale
- large-scale
- …
… of production
- level
- volume
- rate
- …
verb + production
- be in
- go into
- go out of
- …
production + verb
- increase
- rise
- fall
- …
production + noun
- facility
- line
- plant
- …
phrases
- a cut in production
- a fall in production
- an increase in production
- …
See full entry
[uncountable] the act or process of making something naturally
- Eating cheese stimulates the production of saliva.
- Exposure to sunlight increases the production of melanin.
- Green tea inhibits the production of this enzyme.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- full
- full-scale
- large-scale
- …
… of production
- level
- volume
- rate
- …
verb + production
- be in
- go into
- go out of
- …
production + verb
- increase
- rise
- fall
- …
production + noun
- facility
- line
- plant
- …
phrases
- a cut in production
- a fall in production
- an increase in production
- …
See full entry
[countable, uncountable] a film, play or broadcast that is prepared for the public; the act of preparing a film, play, etc.
- a new production of ‘King Lear’
- The college will be staging a production of 'The Wizard of Oz'.
- Every year the school puts on a musical production.
- He wants a career in film production.
- in production Series four is currently in production.
- The film goes into production next year.
Extra Examples
- I had seen the original production in 1956.
- This is not a big studio production.
- a local amateur production of ‘The Sound of Music’
- a touring production of ‘Cats’
- the movie's direction and production quality
Topics Film and theatreb2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- successful
- controversial
- lavish
- …
See full entry

Word Originlate Middle English: via Old French from Latin productio(n-), from producere ‘bring forth’, from pro- ‘forward’ + ducere ‘to lead’.

Idioms

on production of something

(formal) when you show something
- Discounts only on production of your student ID card.

单词	production
释义	production noun OPAL WOPAL S /prəˈdʌkʃn/ /prəˈdʌkʃn/ Word Family produce verb producer noun production noun productive adjective (≠ unproductive) productively adverb product noun produce noun Idioms jump to other results [uncountable] the process of growing or making food, goods or materials, especially large quantities food/oil production The new plant is due to begin production next year. Production of the new aircraft will start next year. in production The new model will be in production by the end of the year. The car goes into production later this year. This model went out of production last year. production costs/processes Prices have fallen below the cost of production. see also mass production Wordfinder assembly line capacity factory foreman plant process production shift shop floor workforce Extra Examples The country has resumed normal oil production. Naples surpassed Rome as a centre of artistic production in the 18th century. The machine will go into full production in November 2019. The rate of production was greater in Saskatchewan than in Alberta. These substances are not allowed in organic production. a car production plant special production runs of key components sustainable crop production There is not much land available for food production. Topics Businessb1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective full full-scale large-scale … … of production level volume rate … verb + production be in go into go out of … production + verb increase rise fall … production + noun facility line plant … phrases a cut in production a fall in production an increase in production … See full entry [uncountable] the quantity of goods that is produced a decline/an increase in production The goal is to increase production by 40%. Industries boosted production last month. Production declined by 20%. Production will drop by 60 000 next year. It is important not to let production levels fall. Market demand could outpace production capacity. Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective full full-scale large-scale … … of production level volume rate … verb + production be in go into go out of … production + verb increase rise fall … production + noun facility line plant … phrases a cut in production a fall in production an increase in production … See full entry [uncountable] the act or process of making something naturally Eating cheese stimulates the production of saliva. Exposure to sunlight increases the production of melanin. Green tea inhibits the production of this enzyme. Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective full full-scale large-scale … … of production level volume rate … verb + production be in go into go out of … production + verb increase rise fall … production + noun facility line plant … phrases a cut in production a fall in production an increase in production … See full entry [countable, uncountable] a film, play or broadcast that is prepared for the public; the act of preparing a film, play, etc. a new production of ‘King Lear’ The college will be staging a production of 'The Wizard of Oz'. Every year the school puts on a musical production. He wants a career in film production. in production Series four is currently in production. The film goes into production next year. Extra Examples I had seen the original production in 1956. This is not a big studio production. a local amateur production of ‘The Sound of Music’ a touring production of ‘Cats’ the movie's direction and production quality Topics Film and theatreb2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective successful controversial lavish … See full entry Word Originlate Middle English: via Old French from Latin productio(n-), from producere ‘bring forth’, from pro- ‘forward’ + ducere ‘to lead’. Idioms on production of something (formal) when you show something Discounts only on production of your student ID card.
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