produce

US /prəˈduːs/
UK /prəˈduːs/
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1.

make or manufacture from components or raw materials

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The factory produces cars.
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This region produces a lot of wine.
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manufacturemakecreategenerateyield
2.

cause (a particular result or situation) to happen or exist

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The new policy is expected to produce positive results.
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His efforts did not produce the desired outcome.
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causelead toresult inbring aboutengender
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present (something) to an audience, public, or critics

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The director will produce a new play next month.
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The magician produced a rabbit from his hat.
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presentshowexhibitdisplaystage
1.

agricultural and other natural products collectively

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The market sells fresh local produce.
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We need to buy more fresh produce for the week.
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cropsharvestgoodswaresfoodstuffs
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producerexecutive producerproducer price index