to pre-manufacture
- verb
- /priːˈmæn.jʊ.fæk.tʃər/
- Specialized
- By pre-manufacturing the panels, the builders reduced the time needed on site.
Examples
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They pre-manufactured the window frames in the workshop before sending them to the site.
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The company pre-manufactures components in bulk.
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The company decided to pre-manufacture the components to speed up the construction process.
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They will pre-manufacture the parts for the new model.
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The company decided to pre-manufacture the components to speed up the construction process.
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They pre-manufactured the window frames in the workshop before sending them to the site.
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By pre-manufacturing the panels, the builders reduced the time needed on site.
Synonyms
To make something from parts in a factory
To make parts in a factory so they can be put together later
To shape something into a basic form before final use
To put parts together before they are needed or installed
To shape something a little before its final use
How Premade
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Surface Forms
Morphology
pre-manufacture = manufacture (transparent) = pre + manufacture
Adding the productive prefix 'pre-' to 'manufacture' straightforwardly gives the meaning 'manufacture in advance'.
Etymology
Pre-manufacture has pre- 'before' and manufacture 'to make', with the manu- part meaning 'hand', as in manual. So to pre-manufacture something is to 'make it before' you need it, often in a factory to save time when it is put together.