produce
🇺🇸
/prəˈduːs/
🇬🇧
/prəˈdjuːs/
verb
A2
to make things to sell, often in large amounts
The factory will produce new cars next month.
A2
to grow or make naturally; to have babies or young
The farm can produce fresh eggs daily.
B1
to create something using skill
The team will produce a great show tonight.
B1
to cause a result or effect
The medicine can produce good results quickly.
R
to show or bring out something
He will produce the documents when asked.
R
to be the origin of someone with a skill
This school can produce many talented artists.
R
to make a film, play, or show for people to see
She will produce a new movie next year.
noun
R
things that are made or grown, especially farm food
The store sells fresh produce every day.
translation
to make things to sell, often in large amounts; to grow or make naturally; to have babies or young; to create something using skill; to cause a result or effect; to show or bring out something; to be the origin of someone with a skill; to make a film, play, or show for people to see
things that are made or grown, especially farm food
Word Forms
3rd Present
produces
Progressive
producing
Past
produced
Perfect
produced
Plural
produces