output
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈaʊtˌpʊt/
:
producción
- In fact, they have continued to increase exports even as total output has been sluggish.
- increase output
- total output
- industrial output
Here we are, the frequency drops and the output rises.
- Here we are, the frequency drops and the output rises.
- They checked her urinary fluoride output each trimester, so three times.
- It affects our economic output in our country.
- And so triglyceride is your liver output of carbohydrate.
- Still, even with such a tiny power output, these batteries have their uses.
- You know, the dudes got physical output most of the day.
- And so it would AI feeds on the output of brain power from humans.
- You need to devalue the production value and up value the output and that's it.
Examples
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By contrast, the American share of world output has been halved during the postwar period.
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There will always be variation between people, in output, in service, and in product.
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So again, your income is based on your output, not the degree.
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Let's look back at the output of our system.
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Our steel output will be the basis of- of great industrial expansion.
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A large proportion of total output produced within the system goes to final demand uses.
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The thick blue line is global GDP, economic output by all nations of the world.
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In a way, productivity equals output divided by time.
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When that happens, the output will increase exponentially!
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The factory's output increased significantly after the new machinery was installed.
Synonyms
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2.2
The amount of something made in a certain time
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4.1
The amount people get from crops or investments
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4.1
The amount a company, farm, or factory makes in a period
The amount of goods that are produced in a period
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.5
Something that sends computer information so people can see or hear it, like a screen
- Specialized
Part of a program that sends data to a device like a printer or screen
- Specialized
How much power a device gives out compared with the power put in
- Specialized
An agreement in which a seller must sell all its products to one buyer who has to buy them
How Much
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Output is made from out- 'out' and put 'place' or 'send', so it originally meant what is 'put out'. That's why output now means the amount or items a person, machine, or factory produces.