单词 | produce |
释义 | produce I. pro·duce transitive verb 1. < the State Department produced the transcript — New Republic > < required to produce his license for inspection — Priscilla Hughes > 2. < the greatest scientist the world has produced — T.B.Costain > < the rains produce a quick-growing and lush herbage — N.C.Wright > 3. < produce the side of a triangle > 4. < five new plays which were produced — Current Biography > < said she would like me to produce her in something — Mrs. Patrick Campbell > 5. < the sting … produces violent inflammation — Richard Semon > < produced an indulgent smile — Edith Wharton > 6. obsolete 7. < produced a group of poems — Naomi Lewis > < regularly produces articles and drawings — Current Biography > 8. a. < produced 5,002 cars in three years — American Guide Series: Michigan > b. 9. < money at interest produces an income > intransitive verb < labored literally day and night to produce — Vera M. Dean > Synonyms: see bear II. prod·uce 1. a. (1) (2) < the produce of … knowledge extends to the individual and to the community — Curt Stern > b. < worth about twice as much as the annual produce of all English mines — T.B.Macaulay > 2. < wagons bringing produce … from farms round about — Sidney Lovett > 3. < the produce of this fine mare includes the get of several leading stallions > |
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