produced
prəˈdjuːst
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Definition of produced - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
creationcreated or made
  • The artist displayed his produced works at the gallery.
fabricated manufactured
2.
manufacturingmanufactured or constructed
  • The factory has produced goods ready for shipment.
constructed manufactured
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Expressions with produced

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made or grown on a farm
We only buy farm-produced eggs.
made or grown in one's own home or country
We only eat home-produced vegetables.
caused excitement or interest among people
When the surprise guest arrived, this produced a stir among the reporters.
created by oneself without external help
The artist released a self-produced album.
made with high skill or quality
The movie was well-produced and looked amazing on screen.

Origin of produced

Latin, producere (to bring forth)

Terms with produced included in their meaning

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animal product
white liquid produced by female mammals for feeding their young
throat tone
sound produced by vocal cords in speech or song
breastfeeding
milk produced by a mother for her baby
cloth
material produced by weaving or knitting textile fibers
taste
quality produced by taste and smell together
temperature
heat produced by a system to warm indoor spaces
output
result of activity in the form of produced items or documents
dairy product
milk produced by female goats

Examples of produced in a sentence

  • All produced goods must pass quality control.
  • The produced items were inspected for quality.
  • Produced materials must meet the industry standards.

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  1. French:produit, manufacturé, ...
  2. German:produziert, ...
  3. Italian:creato, fabbricato, ...
  4. Spanish:producido, fabricado, ...
  5. Portuguese:produzido, fabricado, ...
  6. Chinese:制作的, 生产的, ...
  7. Japanese:作られた, 製造された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنْتَج, مَصْنُوع, ...
  9. Hebrew:נוֹצַר, מְיוּצָּר, ...
  10. Russian:созданный, произведённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:створений, вироблений, ...
  12. Hindi:निर्मित, ...
produce
ˈprɒdjuːs

Definition of produce - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
manufacturingcreate or manufacture a man-made product
  • The factory produces thousands of cars each year.
construct create fabricate
2.
actioncause to happen, occur or exist
  • The new policy produced unexpected results.
create generate
3.
mediaorganize and oversee the creation of media
  • He produced a successful television series.
create develop

Noun

1.
agricultureUSfresh fruits and vegetables grown for saleUS
  • The market is full of fresh produce.
crop harvest yield
2.
farm productsUSharvested agricultural goods including eggs dairy and meatUS
  • The farm's produce is sold locally.
crop harvest yield
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Images of produce

  • produce: fresh fruits and vegetables grown for sale
    fresh fruits and vegetables grown for sale
  • produce: harvested agricultural goods including eggs dairy and meat
    harvested agricultural goods including eggs dairy and meat

Expressions with produce

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to deliver what is expected or promised
The team needs to produce the goods to win the championship.
solve a problem in an unexpected way
He managed to produce a rabbit from a hat to fix the issue.
products made from farm crops and livestock
They export farm produce to several countries.
raw fruits and vegetables recently harvested and not canned or frozen
We shop at the farmers' market for local fresh produce.
food grown or made in the nearby area where it is sold
The restaurant buys most of its local produce from nearby farms.
create a document with information or findings
The team will produce a report on the project's progress.

Origin of produce

Latin, producere (to lead forth)

Examples of produce in a sentence

  • They produce electronic gadgets in large quantities.
  • The experiment produced fascinating data.
  • His actions produced a ripple effect in the community.
  • She produced a documentary about climate change.
  • They produced a podcast series on history.
  • The garden produces vegetables in abundance.

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  1. French:produire, fruits et légumes frais, ...
  2. German:herstellen, Obst und Gemüse, ...
  3. Italian:produrre, prodotti, ...
  4. Spanish:producir, productos, ...
  5. Portuguese:produzir, produtos frescos, ...
  6. Chinese:生产, 蔬果, ...
  7. Japanese:製造する, 農産物, ...
  8. Arabic:أَنْتَجَ, مُنْتَجات زِراعِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְיַצֵּר, תּוֹצֶרֶת חַקְלָאִית, ...
  10. Russian:производить, продукция, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виробляти, продукція, ...
  12. Hindi:निर्माण करना, फल-सब्ज़ियाँ, ...
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