Meaning & Definition of word "Produce"

Produce

/ˈprɒdjuːs/

1. Agricultural products, especially fruits and vegetables.
- Example: The market features a variety of local produce, including tomatoes and apples.
2. The result of creating or manufacturing something.
- Example: The produce of the company's research and development efforts has led to several innovations.

1. To create or bring forth; to cause to exist or happen.
- Example: The factory will produce thousands of units each day.
2. To grow or cultivate crops or livestock.
- Example: Farmers in this region produce corn, wheat, and soybeans.
3. To present a play, show, or other performance.
- Example: The theater group plans to produce a new musical this summer.

Middle English, from Old French 'produire', from Latin 'producere', meaning 'to lead or bring forth'.

produce results:

To achieve a desired outcome.

produce evidence:

To provide proof or documentation.

produce an effect:

To cause or result in a specific consequence.

product:

An item that is produced.

production:

The process of making or manufacturing something.

productive:

Having the quality of producing abundantly.

Meaning: To create or make something impressive.

Example Sentence: He really knows how to produce sick beats.

Meaning: To throw together quickly; usually for an event.

Example Sentence: We're gonna produce a show in less than a week!