英语词汇“produce”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

produceverb [ T ]

uk/prəˈdʒuːs/us/prəˈduːs/

produce verb [ T ] (MAKE)

B1 to make something or bring something into existence:

France produces a great deal of wine for export.

Red blood cells are produced in the bone marrow.

She works for a company that produces (= makes for sale) electrical goods.

I was wondering whether I could produce a meal out of what's left in the fridge.

She's asked me to produce a report on the state of the project.

When animals produce young, they give birth to them:

Our cat produced four kittens during the course of the night.

humorous All our friends seem to be busy producing offspring at the moment.

More examples

Plutonium is a fuel used to produce nuclear energy.
$4 million worth of souvenirs and gift items have been produced for the event.
The meat produced from a pig is called pork, bacon, or ham.
The government has produced a series of leaflets designed to extend public awareness of the dangers of AIDS.
New York City produces 10500 tons of residential waste each day.

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Creating and producing

bear fruit idiom
bring
bring sth out
churn sth out
cobble
craft
mass-produce
on the go idiom
overproduce
patch sth together
phase
pump
raise
rush
throw
turn sth in
turn sth out
uncreative
unleash
unproductive

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Animal reproduction

produce verb [ T ] (CAUSE)

B2 to cause a reaction or result:

The senator's speech produced an angry response from the opposition.

Her remarks produced an awkward silence.

If used on delicate skin, this cream may produce a stinging sensation.

More examples

Cars produce a lethal cocktail of gasses.
Their methods of assessment produce some unusual results.

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Causing things to happen

-ization
-ize
actuation
agent
awaken (sth) in sb
be associated with sth
beget
draw
equal
fuel
instigate
instigator
introduce
lie
plant
rise
usher
usher sth in
wreak
wrought

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produce verb [ T ] (FILM/MUSIC)

to organize the practical and financial matters relating to the preparation of a film, play, or television or radio programme

Compare

direct verb

to be in charge of making a musical recording and to be responsible for the arrangement of the music, the combination of the different instruments or voices and the general sound of it

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Cinema & theatre: production, direction & recording

audition
auteur
computer-animated
direct
director
dress rehearsal
editor
effect
filmmaker
make
moviemaker
picturize
prop
rehearsal
run-through
set
setting
stage
staging

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Broadcasting in general

Recording sounds and images

produce verb [ T ] (BRING OUT)

C1 to bring something out from somewhere and show it:

He produced a letter from his desk that he asked me to read.

One of the men suddenly produced a knife from his pocket.

More examples

The company produced receipts in substantiation of its claim.
He opened his suitcase and produced a large box of chocolates.

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Showing and demonstrating

act
act sth out
attest
barometer
bespeak
bring
bring sth forward
flicker
manifestation
prove
put up sth
radiate
revealing
says something about sb/sth idiom
signify
speak
strike
suggest
token
wear

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produce verb [ T ] (RESULT IN)

to result in or discover something, especially proof:

A lengthy police investigation failed to produce any evidence on which the suspect could be convicted.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Causing things to happen

-ization
-ize
actuation
agent
awaken (sth) in sb
be associated with sth
beget
draw
equal
fuel
instigate
instigator
introduce
lie
plant
rise
usher
usher sth in
wreak
wrought

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单词	produce
释义	Contents verb (5) produce (MAKE) produce (CAUSE) produce (FILM/MUSIC) produce (BRING OUT) produce (RESULT IN) noun (1) produce (1) Contents verb (4) produce (MAKE) produce (ORGANIZE A SHOW) produce (BRING OUT) produce (CAUSE) noun (1) produce (FOOD) Contents verb (4) produce (1) produce (2) produce (3) produce (4) noun (1) produce (1) English American Business produceverb [ T ] uk/prəˈdʒuːs/us/prəˈduːs/ produce verb [ T ] (MAKE) B1 to make something or bring something into existence: France produces a great deal of wine for export. Red blood cells are produced in the bone marrow. She works for a company that produces (= makes for sale) electrical goods. I was wondering whether I could produce a meal out of what's left in the fridge. She's asked me to produce a report on the state of the project. When animals produce young, they give birth to them: Our cat produced four kittens during the course of the night. humorous All our friends seem to be busy producing offspring at the moment. More examples Plutonium is a fuel used to produce nuclear energy. $4 million worth of souvenirs and gift items have been produced for the event. The meat produced from a pig is called pork, bacon, or ham. The government has produced a series of leaflets designed to extend public awareness of the dangers of AIDS. New York City produces 10500 tons of residential waste each day. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Creating and producing bear fruit idiom bring *bring sth* out churn sth out cobble craft mass-produce on the go idiom overproduce patch sth together phase pump raise rush throw turn sth in turn sth out uncreative unleash unproductive See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Animal reproduction produce verb [ T ] (CAUSE) B2 to cause a reaction or result: The senator's speech produced an angry response from the opposition. Her remarks produced an awkward silence. If used on delicate skin, this cream may produce a stinging sensation. More examples Cars produce a lethal cocktail of gasses. Their methods of assessment produce some unusual results. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Causing things to happen -ization -ize actuation agent awaken (sth) in sb** be associated with sth beget draw equal fuel instigate instigator introduce lie plant rise usher *usher sth* in wreak wrought See more results » produce verb [ T ] (FILM/MUSIC) to organize the practical and financial matters relating to the preparation of a film, play, or television or radio programme Compare direct verb to be in charge of making a musical recording and to be responsible for the arrangement of the music, the combination of the different instruments or voices and the general sound of it Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cinema & theatre: production, direction & recording audition auteur computer-animated direct director dress rehearsal editor effect filmmaker make moviemaker picturize prop rehearsal run-through set setting stage staging See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Broadcasting in general Recording sounds and images produce verb [ T ] (BRING OUT) C1 to bring something out from somewhere and show it: He produced a letter from his desk that he asked me to read. One of the men suddenly produced a knife from his pocket. More examples The company produced receipts in substantiation of its claim. He opened his suitcase and produced a large box of chocolates. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Showing and demonstrating act act sth out attest barometer bespeak bring bring sth forward flicker manifestation prove** put up sth radiate revealing says something about sb/sth idiom signify speak strike suggest token wear See more results » produce verb [ T ] (RESULT IN) to result in or discover something, especially proof: A lengthy police investigation failed to produce any evidence on which the suspect could be convicted. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Causing things to happen -ization -ize actuation agent *awaken (sth) in sb* be associated with sth beget draw equal fuel instigate instigator introduce lie plant rise usher *usher sth* in wreak wrought See more results » producenoun [ U ] uk/ˈprɒdʒ.uːs/us/ˈprɑː.duːs/ C2 food or any other substance or material that is grown or obtained through farming: agricultural/dairy/fresh produce Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Farming - general words agrarian agriculture arable corn earworm crop cultivate farming food security harrow homestead PYO rabi reap rick seed slash-and-burn subsistence farming the Agrarian Revolution thrash till See more results » produceverb [ T ] us/prəˈdus/ produce verb [ T ] (MAKE) to create something or bring into existence: Bukowski produced poetry and novels. Dairy goods and beef are produced locally. produce verb [ T ] (ORGANIZE A SHOW) to organize the financial and other practical matters connected with the making of a movie, play, television show, or other entertainment program: He produced a couple of wonderful films. produce verb [ T ] (BRING OUT) to bring something out and show it: He walked up and produced his passport. produce verb [ T ] (CAUSE) to cause a reaction or result: Too much coffee can produce unwanted side-effects. producenoun [ U ] us/ˈprɑd·us, ˈproʊ·dus/ produce noun [ U ] (FOOD) food that is grown or raised through farming, esp. fruits and vegetables: local produce produceverb [ T ] uk/prəˈdjuːs/us/prəˈduːs/PRODUCTION to make or grow something to be sold: Foreign-owned companies now produce a quarter of our manufacturing output. Unlike ethanol made from corn, not a drop of cellulosic ethanol is being commercially produced. See also mass produce to make a particular thing happen: The arrival of competition in the telecoms industry produced a surge of talent and innovation. to organize the practical and financial arrangements for a film, television programme, etc.: He produced several current-affairs programmes before being appointed Chairman of the channel. to provide something to be examined: Consultants produced a report recommending that 1,200 posts be cut. producenoun [ U ] uk/ˈprɒdjuːs/us/prəˈduːs/PRODUCTION food that has been grown on a farm, especially to be sold: dairy/fresh/organic produce**
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produceverb [ T ]

produce verb [ T ] (MAKE)

produce verb [ T ] (CAUSE)

produce verb [ T ] (FILM/MUSIC)

produce verb [ T ] (BRING OUT)

produce verb [ T ] (RESULT IN)

producenoun [ U ]

produceverb [ T ]

produce verb [ T ] (MAKE)

produce verb [ T ] (ORGANIZE A SHOW)

produce verb [ T ] (BRING OUT)

produce verb [ T ] (CAUSE)

producenoun [ U ]

produce noun [ U ] (FOOD)

produceverb [ T ]

producenoun [ U ]