Meaning & Definition of Produce in English
Produce
To create or generate something.
Pronunciation:
/ˈprɒdjuːs/Part of Speech:
verbPlural:
producesDetailed Definitions
Definition: To bring forth or yield, especially in a physical or tangible form.
Example Sentence: Farmers produce a variety of crops each season.
Definition: To cause to exist or happen; to make.
Example Sentence: The factory will produce new models of cars.
Definition: To present a play, film, or other performance.
Example Sentence: He was hired to produce the new television series.
Definition: To provide or supply a product.
Example Sentence: The farm produces organic fruits and vegetables.
Definition: To bring forth children.
Example Sentence: The couple decided to produce a family.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from Old French 'produire', from Latin 'producere', meaning 'to lead or bring forth'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- 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.
Translations
- Spanish: producir
- French: produire
- German: produzieren
- Russian: производить
Related Words
- product: An item that is produced.
- production: The process of making or manufacturing something.
- productive: Having the quality of producing abundantly.
Slang Meanings of produce
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!