produce 音标拼音: [prəd'us] [pr'odus]
vt . 生产,制造,产生;显示,出示,提出;上演,演出
n .
U 产物,产品,农产品
生产,制造,产生;显示,出示,提出;上演,演出
U 产物,产品,农产品
produce n 1 :
fresh fruits and vegetable grown for the market [
synonym :
{
produce }, {
green goods }, {
green groceries }, {
garden truck }]
v 1 :
bring forth or yield ; "
The tree would not produce fruit "
[
synonym : {
produce }, {
bring forth }]
2 :
create or manufacture a man -
made product ; "
We produce more cars than we can sell "; "
The company has been making toys for two centuries " [
synonym : {
produce }, {
make }, {
create }]
3 :
cause to happen ,
occur or exist ; "
This procedure produces a curious effect "; "
The new law gave rise to many complaints ";
"
These chemicals produce a noxious vapor "; "
the new President must bring about a change in the health care system " [
synonym :
{
produce }, {
bring about }, {
give rise }]
4 :
bring out for display ; "
The proud father produced many pictures of his baby "; "
The accused brought forth a letter in court that he claims exonerates him " [
synonym : {
produce }, {
bring forth }]
5 :
cultivate by growing ,
often involving improvements by means of agricultural techniques ; "
The Bordeaux region produces great red wines "; "
They produce good ham in Parma "; "
We grow wheat here "; "
We raise hogs here " [
synonym : {
grow }, {
raise },
{
farm }, {
produce }]
6 :
bring onto the market or release ; "
produce a movie "; "
bring out a book "; "
produce a new play " [
synonym : {
produce }, {
bring on }, {
bring out }]
7 :
come to have or undergo a change of (
physical features and attributes ); "
He grew a beard "; "
The patient developed abdominal pains "; "
I got funny spots all over my body ";
"
Well -
developed breasts " [
synonym : {
grow }, {
develop }, {
produce },
{
get }, {
acquire }]
Produce \
Pro *
duce "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Produced };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Producing }.] [
L .
producere ,
productum ,
to bring forward ,
beget ,
produce ;
pro forward ,
forth ducere to lead .
See {
Duke }.]
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1 .
To bring forward ;
to lead forth ;
to offer to view or notice ;
to exhibit ;
to show ;
as ,
to produce a witness or evidence in court .
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Produce your cause ,
saith the Lord . --
Isa .
xli .
21 .
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Your parents did not produce you much into the world . --
Swift .
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2 .
To bring forth ,
as young ,
or as a natural product or growth ;
to give birth to ;
to bear ;
to generate ;
to propagate ;
to yield ;
to furnish ;
as ,
the earth produces grass ;
trees produce fruit ;
the clouds produce rain .
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This soil produces all sorts of palm trees .
--
Sandys .
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[
They ]
produce prodigious births of body or mind . --
Milton .
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The greatest jurist his country had produced .
--
Macaulay .
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3 .
To cause to be or to happen ;
to originate ,
as an effect or result ;
to bring about ;
as ,
disease produces pain ;
vice produces misery .
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4 .
To give being or form to ;
to manufacture ;
to make ;
as ,
a manufacturer produces excellent wares .
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5 .
To yield or furnish ;
to gain ;
as ,
money at interest produces an income ;
capital produces profit .
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6 .
To draw out ;
to extend ;
to lengthen ;
to prolong ;
as ,
to produce a man '
s life to threescore . --
Sir T .
Browne .
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7 . (
Geom .)
To extend ; --
applied to a line ,
surface ,
or solid ;
as ,
to produce a side of a triangle .
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Produce \
Pro *
duce "\,
v .
i .
To yield or furnish appropriate offspring ,
crops ,
effects ,
consequences ,
or results .
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Produce \
Prod "
uce \ (?;
277 ),
n .
That which is produced ,
brought forth ,
or yielded ;
product ;
yield ;
proceeds ;
result of labor ,
especially of agricultural labors ;
hence ,
specifically ,
agricultural products .
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362 Moby Thesaurus words for "
produce ":
Irish potato ,
Kraut ,
accomplish ,
achieve ,
act ,
adduce ,
advance ,
affect ,
aftermath ,
allege ,
array ,
assemble ,
attain ,
aubergine ,
author ,
avails ,
baked goods ,
be a gas ,
be a hit ,
be productive ,
beans ,
bear ,
bear fruit ,
bearing ,
beget ,
betoken ,
bill ,
bomb ,
box office ,
brandish ,
breathe ,
breed ,
bring about ,
bring forth ,
bring forward ,
bring into being ,
bring into view ,
bring off ,
bring on ,
bring out ,
bring to bear ,
bring to effect ,
bring to fruition ,
bring to light ,
bring to notice ,
bring to pass ,
bring up ,
build ,
bumper crop ,
cabbage ,
canned goods ,
cast ,
cause ,
citrus fruit ,
coin ,
collaborate ,
commissions ,
commit ,
compass ,
compose ,
compound ,
conceit ,
conceive ,
conceptualize ,
concoct ,
construct ,
consummate ,
continue ,
create ,
credit ,
credits ,
crop ,
cultivate ,
dangle ,
dash off ,
deal with ,
deliver ,
demonstrate ,
deploy ,
develop ,
devise ,
discharge ,
disclose ,
dispatch ,
display ,
disposable income ,
dispose of ,
distribute ,
dividend ,
dividends ,
divulge ,
do ,
do the job ,
do the trick ,
do to ,
drag out ,
dramatize ,
draw ,
draw on ,
draw out ,
dream up ,
drupe ,
earned income ,
earnings ,
editorialize ,
effect ,
effectuate ,
eggplant ,
elaborate ,
elongate ,
embody ,
enact ,
engender ,
engineer ,
erect ,
establish ,
evidence ,
evince ,
evoke ,
evolve ,
excrete ,
execute ,
exhibit ,
experience imaginatively ,
expose to view ,
express ,
extend ,
extrude ,
fabricate ,
fail ,
fancy ,
fantasize ,
fashion ,
father ,
feature ,
fetch ,
fictionalize ,
flaunt ,
flop ,
flourish ,
food items ,
form ,
formulate ,
found ,
frame ,
free -
lance ,
fructify ,
fruit ,
fruit cocktail ,
fruit compote ,
fruit soup ,
fudge together ,
fulfill ,
furnish ,
gains ,
gate ,
gate receipts ,
generate ,
gestate ,
get ,
get up ,
ghost ,
ghostwrite ,
give birth to ,
give occasion to ,
give origin to ,
give out ,
give rise to ,
give sign ,
give token ,
go and do ,
green goods ,
greens ,
groceries ,
grocery ,
gross ,
gross income ,
gross receipts ,
grow ,
harvest ,
hatch ,
headline ,
highlight ,
ideate ,
illuminate ,
imagine ,
inaugurate ,
incarnate ,
income ,
indicate ,
indite ,
induce ,
industrialize ,
inflict ,
initiate ,
institute ,
intake ,
introduce ,
invent ,
knock off ,
knock out ,
lactate ,
legumes ,
lengthen ,
lengthen out ,
let out ,
love apple ,
mad apple ,
make ,
make a hit ,
make clear ,
make plain ,
make up ,
manage ,
manifest ,
manufacture ,
marshal ,
mass -
produce ,
materialize ,
mature ,
mean ,
melodramatize ,
mold ,
mould ,
mount ,
multiply ,
muster up ,
net ,
net income ,
net receipts ,
novelize ,
occasion ,
offer ,
open ,
open a show ,
originate ,
output ,
overproduce ,
packaged goods ,
pamphleteer ,
parade ,
parent ,
patch together ,
pay ,
perform ,
perpetrate ,
piece together ,
pieplant ,
plead ,
polish off ,
potato ,
potherbs ,
prefabricate ,
premiere ,
prepare ,
present ,
preview ,
proceeds ,
procreate ,
product ,
production ,
profits ,
prolong ,
prolongate ,
prompt ,
propagate ,
protract ,
provide ,
pull ,
pull off ,
put away ,
put forth ,
put on ,
put out ,
put together ,
put up ,
raise ,
rally ,
realize ,
rear ,
receipt ,
receipts ,
receivables ,
render ,
represent ,
reproduce ,
returns ,
reveal ,
revenue ,
rhubarb ,
roll out ,
royalties ,
run up ,
scenarize ,
secern ,
second crop ,
secrete ,
secure ,
set afloat ,
set forth ,
set on foot ,
set the stage ,
set up ,
shape ,
show ,
show forth ,
sire ,
spark ,
spawn ,
spin out ,
spotlight ,
spud ,
stage ,
star ,
start ,
stone fruit ,
strain ,
stretch ,
stretch out ,
string out ,
succeed ,
supply ,
suppose ,
take ,
take and do ,
take care of ,
take -
in ,
takings ,
tater ,
tauten ,
tear ,
tense ,
theatricalize ,
think up ,
throughput ,
throw on paper ,
tighten ,
tinned goods ,
token ,
tomato ,
trot out ,
truck ,
try out ,
turn out ,
turn the trick ,
unearned income ,
unfold ,
up and do ,
vegetables ,
vintage ,
volume -
produce ,
water ,
wave ,
weep ,
white potato ,
whomp up ,
work ,
work out ,
work up ,
wreak ,
write ,
yield
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