production
- noun
- /prəˈdʌkʃən/
- The factory's daily production of automobiles has increased significantly this year.
- oil production
- food production
- agricultural production
But let's just say they could double production without doubling costs.
- But let's just say they could double production without doubling costs.
- But I'll tell you what, the production is insane.
- You know, infrared light enhances ATP production, which supports energy.
- But even after the OPEC production cuts for oil, look at this.
- It also increases stem cell production and it promotes healing.
- And and then propellant production on Mars also essential.
- We don't have the, we have too much production and not enough buyers.
- Almost all of production is going to be affected by that.
Examples
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And you know, we got to keep production high to compete, and business is changing.
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So I have a share in the production of the world's gasoline.
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Turns out that small production runs are real expensive.
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Almost all of production is going to be affected by that.
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It's gonna really raise the production value for you guys.
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But only if I cut production costs by half.
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One, they have to plan for less Chinese production and more exports.
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Apple reportedly cut down iPhone eight production already.
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So there is natural gas production near La Barge, WY.
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It also increases stem cell production and it promotes healing.
Synonyms
The amount people get from crops or investments
The amount a person, machine, or factory makes
The amount a company, farm, or factory makes in a period
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Compounds
- Specialized
A series of machines and workers in a factory that make a product step by step
- Specialized
Editing and adding effects to film, video, or audio after recording ends
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When glands in the body make and send out chemicals that control body functions
An event where people put on a play with actors, a director, and stage sets
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A way for citizens and government staff to work together to design and provide services
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A very energetic light particle changes into an electron and a positron near a nucleus
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The way a person makes clear spoken words other people can understand
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Etymology
Production comes from Latin pro- 'forth' and ducere 'to lead', the same root as produce and product. It originally meant 'bringing forth', so production can mean the amount that has been made or produced in a period of time.