to produce
- verb
- /prəˈduːs/
- They are excited to produce a new theater adaptation of the classic novel.
- produce a film
- produce a series
- produce a program
As Van Vote is producing these these works.
- As Van Vote is producing these these works.
- And Jeff's never produced this kind of show before.
- So what would what would the Pharrell produced Prince project?
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When completed, it was the most expensive film produced in Denmark to that time.
Academic text (1999) -
He will produce a documentary that explores wildlife conservation next year.
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And then the first album I produced was by LL Cool J.
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I think you could also Co produce for our studio channel.
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Here we are, producing the most popular show on television.
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I produce "News at Noon."
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The mayor tells me that you've been producing this play every summer since 1940.
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My associates and I wish to produce a series of uplifting religious films on the Apostles.
Fiction book (1994) -
A friend of ours, Larry Brezner, produced a movie called The Burbs.
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The company plans to produce a feature film about the life of a famous musician.
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Etymology
Produce (verb: organize a work) keeps the same idea of 'bringing forward' from pro- 'forward' and ducere 'to lead', and it is related to the word producer. That's why a producer 'leads' a project into the public and makes the film, play, or book happen.