Definition
Definition of factory-made - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
mass productionRare produced in large quantities in a factoryRare
- The factory-made shoes were cheaper than handmade ones.
- The factory-made furniture was assembled in minutes.
- Factory-made garments often lack the uniqueness of custom designs.
Origin of factory-made
Latin, facere (to make) + made (constructed)
Terms with factory-made included in their meaning
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factory made
food altered from its natural state
manufacturing
factory where steel is made
baby nutrition
factory-made milk-based drink designed to feed babies instead of breastfeeding
industry
factory or section of a company where products are made
manufacturing
factory or facility where goods or materials are mainly made
factory-made
made in a factory before being put together or used
industry
factory where ice is made or stored
ceramics
early English porcelain style first made in an 18th-century factory
smoking
factory-made cigarette
firearms
British revolver made at the Royal Small Arms Factory
manufacturing
factory where glass is made
production
calendar day when a product was made in a factory or workshop
abr: manufactured
made or produced in a factory or workshop
factory-made parts
related to the process of making parts in a factory
technology
nuclear power unit with smaller size built from factory-made modular parts
industry
factory where steel is made from iron ore
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- French:industriel, ...
- German:fabrikgefertigt, ...
- Italian:prodotte in fabbrica, ...
- Spanish:fabricado en serie, ...
- Portuguese:industrial, ...
- Chinese:工厂生产的, ...
- Japanese:工場製, ...
- Arabic:مُصَنَّع, ...
- Hebrew:מִפְעָלִי, ...
- Russian:фабричный, ...
- Ukrainian:фабричний, ...
- Hindi:कारखाने में बना, ...
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