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produce

[prəˈdjuːs]

produce Definition

  • 1to make something or bring something into existence
  • 2to grow fruits, vegetables, or other crops
  • 3food or other things that have been grown or produced on a farm or other place

Using produce: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "produce" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The factory produces cars.

  • Example

    She produced a beautiful painting.

  • Example

    This farm produces organic vegetables.

  • Example

    The country produces oil and gas.

produce Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for produce

Idioms Using produce

  • to do what is expected or required, especially by providing good results

    Example

    The team needs to produce the goods if they want to win the championship.

  • to provide proof or evidence to support a claim or argument

    Example

    The lawyer asked the witness to produce evidence to support their testimony.

  • produce results

    to achieve a successful outcome or produce positive results

    Example

    The new marketing campaign produced great results for the company.

Phrases with produce

  • the area of a grocery store where fresh fruits and vegetables are sold

    Example

    I need to go to the produce section to buy some tomatoes.

  • a place where farmers sell their fruits and vegetables directly to consumers

    Example

    We went to the produce market to buy some fresh strawberries.

  • produce stand

    a small outdoor market where farmers sell their fruits and vegetables directly to consumers

    Example

    We stopped at a produce stand on the side of the road to buy some corn.

Origins of produce

from Latin 'producere', meaning 'to bring forth'

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Summary: produce in Brief

The verb 'produce' [prəˈdjuːs] means to create or bring something into existence, or to grow fruits, vegetables, or other crops. It also refers to food or other things that have been grown or produced on a farm or other place. Examples include 'The factory produces cars.' and 'This farm produces organic vegetables.' Phrases like 'produce section' and idioms like 'produce the goods' extend its usage.

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