produce

US /prəˈdus, -ˈdjus, pro-/

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UK /prə'dju:s/

n. (u.)Uncountable NounFresh foods such as fruits and vegetables

I buy my produce at this store, they have the best fruits and vegetables

v.t.Transitive VerbTo grow something naturally

I produce tomatoes for the cafe next door

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make something appear

The magician will produce a rabbit from his hat

v.t.Transitive VerbTo manufacture something using machines

We produce cars in this factory, we make them using robots

v.t.Transitive VerbTo control the making a movie or television show

We plan to produce a completely new show for next fall

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause a particular result or effect.

The heavy rain produced severe flooding.

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DNA from algae that causes them to produce a light-sensitive protein on their cell surface.
DNA from algae that causes them to produce a light-sensitive protein on their cell surface.

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plant in Moses Lake, Washington with the aim to produce 9000 tonnes of the material per
plant in Moses Lake, Washington with the aim to produce 9000 tonnes of the material per

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to produce the energy they need
to produce the energy they need
they can't produce all of the energy they need,
they can't produce all of the energy they need,

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Whereas, chloride is used to produce hydrochloric acid in our stomach.
Whereas, chloride is used to produce hydrochloric acid in our stomach.

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Is transported to various cells where it helps to produce energy.
Is transported to various cells where it helps to produce energy.

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Diabetes type 2 occurs when pancreas cannot produce enough insulin.
Diabetes type 2 occurs when pancreas cannot produce enough insulin.

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A hair follicle contains melanocytes which produce melanin.
A hair follicle contains melanocytes which produce melanin.

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Whereas, chloride is used to produce hydrochloric acid in our stomach.
Whereas, chloride is used to produce hydrochloric acid in our stomach.

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Respiration is a process in which the cells of our body produce energy.
Respiration is a process in which the cells of our body produce energy.
In this process, the glucose, with the help of oxygen, is completely broken down to produce energy, water and carbon dioxide.
In this process, the glucose, with the help of oxygen, is completely broken down to produce energy, water and carbon dioxide.