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Pronunciation / Transliteration: seisan suru
"工場は毎日何千ものユニットを生産します。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To create or bring into existence.
"The factory will produce thousands of units each day."
- 1
Fresh fruits and vegetables.
"The farmer's market is known for its organic produce."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'produce' originates from the Latin 'producere', meaning 'to lead forth'. It evolved through Old French 'produire' before entering Middle English, where it retained the meaning of bringing forth or creating.
Which of the following is the closest synonym for "Produce"?
10 Global Lexicons: How "Produce" is said worldwide
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produire
Transliteration: pro-dwee-re
"L'usine va produire des milliers d'unités chaque jour."
produzieren
Transliteration: pro-doo-tsee-ren
"Die Fabrik wird täglich Tausende von Einheiten produzieren."
produrre
Transliteration: pro-doo-re
"La fabbrica produrrà migliaia di unità ogni giorno."
producir
Transliteration: pro-doo-seer
"La fábrica producirá miles de unidades cada día."
produzir
Transliteration: pro-doo-zeer
"A fábrica produzirá milhares de unidades todos os dias."
उत्पादित करना
Transliteration: utpaadit karna
"कारखाना हर दिन हजारों इकाइयाँ उत्पादित करेगा।"
生产
Transliteration: shēngchǎn
"工厂每天将生产数千个单位。"
생산하다
Transliteration: saengsanada
"공장은 매일 수천 개의 제품을 생산할 것입니다."
生産する
Transliteration: seisan suru
"工場は毎日何千ものユニットを生産します。"
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