Produce | Mean of produce in English Dictionary

/prəˈduːs/

• Verb
• to make (something) especially by using machines
1. The factory produces [=manufactures] steel.
2. Thousands of cars are produced here each year.
• to make or create (something) by a natural process
1. The tree produces good fruit.
2. Honey is produced by bees.
3. twins produced from a single egg
• to cause (something) to exist or happen
1. The insect bite produced a rash.
2. His suggestion produced the desired results.

• to be the source of (something or someone)
1. The region produces large amounts of cotton and tobacco.
2. The college has produced some well-known scientists.
• to be in charge of making and usually providing the money for (a play, movie, television show, record, etc.)
1. She is producing her first play/film.
2. He has produced many albums.
3. He produced and directed the movie.
4. On most of her movies, she both produces and directs.
• to show (something)
1. He produced his ID for the security guard.
2. He suddenly produced a gun and told the cashier to hand over all the money.
• to provide (something that is wanted or needed)
1. They could not produce evidence that proved he was at the scene of the crime.
2. He'll be in trouble if he doesn't produce the money he owes them.
• Noun
• fresh fruits and vegetables
1. fresh/local/organic produce