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"produce" is the second person singular imperative of the verb producir. View conjugation.

produce

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producir

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produce
sustantivo [ˈprɒdjuːs]
1productos mpl del campo (food)
  • agricultural/dairy produce -> productos agrícolas/lácteos
  • produce of Spain -> producto de España
verbo transitivo [prəˈdjuːs]
2producir (create) (food, goods); producir, provocar (effect, reaction)
3presentar, mostrar (present) (ticket, passport); presentar (documents, alibi)
  • she produced a £10 note -> sacó un billete de 10 libras
4montar (play); producir (film, radio, TV program)

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produce [pro-dius]
1Producir, criar, engendrar.
2Sacar o dar a luz una cosa, exponer a la vista.
3Causar o ser causa de alguna cosa, efectuar; conducir
adjetivo
4Producir, presentar o exhibir alguna cosa en juicio.
5Manufacturar, fabricar; hacer.
6Prolongar, alargar una línea. (Geometría)
7Presentar al público; poner en escena. (Teatro)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
8Producir, dar producto o resultado conveniente. (n)
  • Vice produces misery -> el vicio engendra la miseria
  • The inhabitants produced their hidden stores -> los habitantes presentaron las provisiones que habían escondido
va.
sustantivo
1Producto, producción, la cosa producida; particularmente los rendimientos de una hacienda de campo; provisiones.
2Hijos, descendientes de un animal.

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produce
[prəˈdjuːs]
verb:transitive
1 (yield) [+coal, crop, electricity, sound] producir; [+milk] [+farm] producir; [+cow] dar; [+interest] rendir; producir; [+profit, benefits] producir; reportar
the plant produces three harvests a year la planta da tres cosechas al año; friction produces heat la fricción produce calor; oil-producing countries países productores de petróleo; (m)
we must produce more coal Scotland produces whisky the mine produces 20 tons of lead I'm quite pleased that we do have the capacity to produce that much food these plants are then pollinated and allowed to mature and produce seed it produces a third of the nation's oil farmers must produce a good deal more than they themselves need flowers produce pollen or nectar throughout the day a well-sited vineyard producing excellent wines acid rain forms when gases produced by burning coal and oil are dissolved in the atmosphere the amount of fuel needed to produce electricity from nuclear sources is minimal belleza during the 3 month trial these 6 cows produced 204 kilos of milk friction produces heat melatonin is produced by the brain's pineal gland it produces 200 watts the sun produces light and heat burning oil produces carbon dioxide this investment would produce a bigger return our aim is to produce a return for our shareholders organizations exist to produce profit or return on investment at least this investment can be expected to produce a return
2 (manufacture) [+cars, weapons, drugs] fabricar; producir
factories producing domestic electrical goods almost all the cars being produced in Brazil are gasoline-powered an anti-AIDS drug produced by France's Rhone Poulenc the company produced circuitry for communications systems we don't need to keep producing more and more nuclear weapons
3 (create) [+novel] escribir; [+magazine] publicar; [+musical work] componer
she has produced consistently good work at school su trabajo escolar siempre ha sido bueno; he is the most creative novelist this century has produced es el novelista más creativo que nos ha dado este siglo; with this symphony he has produced a masterpiece ha compuesto una obra maestra con esta sinfonía
their glassware is all produced by hand the band produces a great sound these artists produce works of great beauty she produces three novels a year these magazines are produced by the same firm he produced a masterpiece
4 (give birth to) [+offspring] [+animal] parir; [+woman] tener; dar a luz a; [+parents] tener
she produces two litters of young a year parents are responsible for the offspring they produce you have a good chance of continuing your pregnancy and producing a healthy baby
5 (bring out, supply) [+gift, handkerchief, gun] sacar; [+ticket, documents, evidence, proof] presentar; [+argument] dar; presentar; [+witness] nombrar; [+meal] preparar
when challenged he produced a knife cuando se le paró sacó una navaja
he seemed to produce it out of thin air I can't produce £100 just like that! he produced a sudden burst of energy she produced the knife during arguments with her friends he produced a bottle of scotch from the cupboard you may be asked to produce your ticket to hire a car you must produce a passport and a current driving licence he produced his passport they could produce no evidence to support theier allegation you will need to produce proof of expenditure, so keep receipts they challenged him to produce evidence to support his allegations.. he produces no evidence for his belief she wouldn't believe him until he had produced photographic proof the officers could produce no proof of his speed scientists have produced powerful arguments against his ideas he produces no rational arguments to support his claim he could produce no witnesses I am always ready to produce a meal in emergencies the meal was a great help, hurriedly produced by Robina, mostly out of tins
6 (Cine) (Teat) [+film, play, show] producir; (TV) (Rad) realizar; (Publishing) [+magazine] publicar; (Mús) [+record] producir
a well produced play the girls and boys write and produce their own plays he produced "A Chorus Line", Broadway's longest running show the film was directed, written and produced by Mel Brookes a Channel 4 documentary produced by Beatrix Campbell he produces TV commercials for a living the series is produced by Laura Ziegler these magazines are produced by the same firm he has produced his own sports magazine called Yes Sport a pamphlet produced by the Womens' Health Information Centre both of Exene's records have been produced by Tony Gilkyson a handsome book, well produced and illustrated the book is well produced, with period illustrations
7 (cause) [+symptoms] producir; causar; [+response] provocar; producir
it produced a sensation of drowsiness producía causaba una sensación de somnolencia;or the photographer used a special lens to produce that effect el fotógrafo usó una lente especial para producir ese efecto; by combining the two kinds of paint you can produce some interesting effects combinando las dos clases de pintura puedes conseguir efectos interesantes; you may find that just threatening this course of action will produce the desired effect puedes encontrarte con que amenazar este procedimiento producirá el efecto deseado
her stern expression produced the desired effect, and the child stopped misbehaving a sharp slap should produce the desired effect
she is optimistic that his visit could produce results piensa que su visita podría surtir efecto
the car screeched to a halt, producing a cloud of dust almost any nutrient deficiency can produce the symptoms of fatigue dust mites thrive in the dry conditions produced by central heating the tidal forces produced by the sun and the moon terrorism is a phenomenon produced by our post-war society his comments produced an angry response her proposal produced shrieks of protest only 5% of diets produce long-term results the drug is known to produce side-effects in women it produces the impression that you are not sure of yourself behaving that way is sure to produce a negative impression it could produce a distorted impression of the judicial process addictive behaviours produce pleasure in the short term
8 (Geom) [+line, plane] prolongar
[prəˈdjuːs]
verb:intransitive
1 [+mine, oil well, factory] producir; [+land, tree] dar fruto(s); [+cow] dar leche; [+person] rendir
the factory produces for export only erosion is so bad that the land can no longer produce if you don't produce you don't get paid I feel like I shouldn't be drawing a salary until I'm producing again
2 (Teat) (Cine) producir; (TV) (Rad) realizar
he used to direct, but now he produces as well
[ˈprɒdjuːs]
noun
(Agr) productos agrícolas; (m) productos del campo; (m)
we eat mostly our own produce meals are prepared from fresh produce in season they sold their produce at the local market the hotel uses only local produce in its restaurant British produce came under pressure from foreign competition winter produce will cost more for the next few weeks
produce of Turkey producto de Turquía; (m)
produce of more than one country producto elaborado en varios países; (m)
dairy farm
[ˈprɒdjuːs]
modifier
produce counter (n) (US) mostrador de verdura; (m)
Mary Ann strode to the produce counter at the fresh produce counter she snapped up a 5kg bag of potatoes
produce store (n) (US) verdulería; (f)
some of the vegetables she picked up from a specialty produce store William Anton, a produce store owner in Baltimore

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Verb Conjugation for "produce"

Imperative
  • produce
  • you produce
  • he/she produces
  • we produce
  • you produce
  • they produce
Preterite
  • I produced
  • you produced
  • he/she produced
  • we produced
  • you produced
  • they produced
Present Continuous
  • I am producing
  • you are producing
  • he/she is producing
  • we are producing
  • you are producing
  • they are producing
Present Perfect
  • I have produced
  • you have produced
  • he/she has produced
  • we have produced
  • you have produced
  • they have produced
Past Continuous
  • I was producing
  • you were producing
  • he/she was producing
  • we were producing
  • you were producing
  • they were producing
Past Perfect
  • I had produced
  • you had produced
  • he/she had produced
  • we had produced
  • you had produced
  • they had produced
Future
  • I will produce
  • you will produce
  • he/she will produce
  • we will produce
  • you will produce
  • they will produce
Future Perfect
  • I will have produced
  • you will have produced
  • he/she will have produced
  • we will have produced
  • you will have produced
  • they will have produced
Future Continuous
  • I will be producing
  • you will be producing
  • he/she will be producing
  • we will be producing
  • you will be producing
  • they will be producing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been producing
  • you have been producing
  • he/she has been producing
  • we have been producing
  • you have been producing
  • they have been producing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been producing
  • you will have been producing
  • he/she will have been producing
  • we will have been producing
  • you will have been producing
  • they will have been producing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been producing
  • you had been producing
  • he/she had been producing
  • we had been producing
  • you had been producing
  • they had been producing

producir
transitive verb
1 to produce (producto, sonido)
2 to cause, to give rise to (ocasionar)
  • tu actuación me produce tristeza -> your conduct makes me very sad
3 to yield, to bear (interés, fruto)
  • este negocio produce grandes pérdidas -> this business is making huge losses
4 to produce (Cine & television)
producirse
pronomial verb
1 to take place (ocurrir)
  • el accidente se produjo a las nueve de la mañana -> the accident took place o occurred at nine o'clock in the morning
  • se produjeron varios heridos -> there were several casualties

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producir [pro-doo-theer’]
article & verb transitive
1 To produce, to bring forth, to engender, to generate (motivar).
2 (Law.) To produce, to bring as evidence, to allege, to maintain, to exhibit.
3 To produce, to bear (vegetal).
4 To produce (países).
5 To produce, to cause, to occasion.
6 To yield revenue.
7 To quote, to cite.
  • Le produjo gran tristeza -> it caused her much sadness
  • Producir en serie -> to mass-produce
verb reflexive
8 To enounce or explain oneself.
9 To become manifest, to be published.
10 To come about (cambio); to arise (dificultad, crisis); to happen (accidente); to break out (disturbio).
  • En ese momento se produjo una explosión -> at that moment there was an explosion
verb
11 CONDUCIR.
(Yo produzco, yo produzca; produje; from PRODUCIR.

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producir
verbo:transitivo
1 [+cereales, fruta, petróleo] to produce
los árboles producen frutos este peral produce unas peras enormes este terreno produce muy poco trigo
se producen miles de toneladas de aceitunas al año thousands of tons of olives are produced each year; este país produce buenos deportistas this country produces good sportsmen
2 (fabricar) [+aceite, coche] to produce; make; [+electricidad, energía] to produce; generate
Kuwait produce enormes cantidades de petroleo
esta factoría ha producido cinco mil vehículos en un mes this factory has turned out produced made five thousand vehicles in a month;oo
Ruritania no produce cohetes una fábrica para producir energía eléctrica una central donde se producen diariamente miles de kilowatios la fuerza del agua produce electricidad
producir algo en serie to mass-produce sth
El aparato va a ser producido en serie el modelo "Ka" de Ford sería producido en serie cuando este sistema sea producido en serie todos los automóviles estarán equipados con este sofisticado mecanismo la fábrica se dedica a producir piezas en serie
3 [+cambio, efecto, herida, daños] to cause
el virus que produce la neumonía the virus which causes pneumonia; un fallo en los frenos produjo el accidente the accident was caused by brake failure
el movimiento de las placas produjo el terremoto
tanto ruido me produce dolor de cabeza all this noise is giving me a headache
Un fuerte palotazo en el cuello le produjo una herida con trayectoria hacia atrás genes que pueden modificarse sin producir ningún tipo de problemas
el polvo me produce alergia I'm allergic to dust
El éxito de "Cromos" produjo un efecto de retroceso genes sobreactivos que producen un efecto similar Todo esto ha producido un cambio en el panorama político ruso
¿qué impresión te produjo? what impression did it make on you?
/la gran impresión que me produjo Alemania/ fue la de su enorme desarrollo la impresión que me produce esta última obra de King es ambivalente estos factores produjeron la revolución es difícil determinar qué fue lo que produjo la guerra de 1914 un fallo cardíaco le produjo la muerte una grave enfermedad vírica que puede producir la muerte por cáncer de hígado o cirrosis las lluvias produjeron cuantiosos daños materiales la crecida del río Mosa obligó a evacuar a 8.000 personas y produjo pérdidas por valor de 250 millones de florines los paros de producción del pasado lunes y de ayer producirá unas pérdidas de más de 10.000 millones de pesetas a mí Javier me produjo muy buena impresión
producir alegría a algn to make sb happy; producir tristeza a algn to make sb sad
me produce una gran alegría saber que estáis bien la noticia le produjo una gran tristeza
4 (Economía) [+interés] to yield; [+beneficio] to yield; generate
mis ahorros me producen un interés anual del 5% my savings yield an annual interest of 5%
las acciones producen una pequeña renta (BRING IN) los bonos producen un interés del 10% (CARRY) inversiones que producen un 10% anual (PRODUCE) La operación produjo un beneficio contable de 718 millones a al empresa el cultivo de trigo produjo buenos beneficios en los años cuarenta me resultaria mas factible hacerme banquero o politico, que a fin de cuentas es lo que produce beneficios
5 (crear) [+novela, cuadro] to produce
llevo tiempo sin producir nada I haven't produced anything for some time
produjo dos óperas y una sinfonía
6 (Cine) (TV) to produce
están buscando a alguien que produzca el filme el programa fue producido por la BBC
verbo:pronominal
producirse
1 (ocurrir) [+cambio, efecto] to take place; [+accidente, explosión, terremoto] to occur; [+guerra, incendio, revolución] to break out
a no ser que se produzca un cambio unless there is a change; unless a change takes place; el accidente se produjo al salir de la autopista the accident occurred as they left the motorway
no se produjo el efecto deseado con esta operación se produce un efecto contrario al deseado nada hace pensar, en la vida pública,que se pueda producir un cambio significativo parece que no está lejos el momento en el que se produzca el cambio en el comportamiento financiero la inyección de capital se perderá si no se produce un cambio de estrategia empresarial Los hechos demuestran que antes se produjo la crisis de las exportaciones que la adopción de medidas llegamos a la época contemporánea cuando se produjo la crisis definitiva del clasicismo el accidente se produjo en la nacional IV (a la altura de Torrecillas) el tremendo accidente se produjo el día y en el lugar menos pensado el accidente se produjo cuando el conductor realizó una maniobra brusca se produjo un incendio en la estación ¿a qué hora se produjo la explosión? la explosión se produjo a las siete de la mañana el local donde se produjo el incendio ha quedado destruído el terremoto se produjo a las tres de la mañana en ese momento se produjo una explosión el local donde se produjo el incendio se produjo una pequeña guerra de nervios todo hace temer que comience a producirse una auténtica guerra en la Bahía de Algeciras entre contrabandistas Se produce primero una guerra de guerrillas dentro de los propios partidos tres policías fueron asesinados en el motín que se produjo ayer en la cárcel
se produjo un aumento sensible de la demanda de viviendas there was a significant increase in the demand for houses
se produjo un descenso de las temperaturas En Rusia se ha producido un aumento de consumo de heroína Se ha producido un crecimiento mucho más rápido de los costes en el mes de mayo se produjo un descenso de un 9,5% respecto a las cifras del año pasado en 1995 se produjo un descenso de ventas con relación al 94 así se produjo la nueva creencia de que ... no se produjeron muertos en el accidente se produjeron 20 heridos durante el fin de semana en el incidente no se produjo ningún herido se produjeron 232 muertos y 503 heridos en accidentes de tráfico
se desconoce a qué hora se produjo la muerte the time of death is unknown; se ha producido una disminución de la inversión investment has fallen
fueron interrogados con torturas que produjeron su muerte
2 (provocarse) [+herida, fractura]
se produjo varias heridas con una cuchilla he inflicted wounds on himself with a razor blade; al caerse se produjo una fractura en el pie she fractured a bone in her foot when she fell; él mismo se produjo la muerte he caused his own death

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Verb Conjugation for "producir"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo produzco produje producía produciré produzca
Tú produces produjiste producías producirás produzcas
Ella/Él/Usted produce produjo producía producirá produzca
Nosotros producimos produjimos producíamos produciremos produzcamos
Vosotros producís produjisteis producíais produciréis produzcáis
Ellos/Ustedes producen produjeron producían producirán produzcan
Gerund: produciendo / Participle: producido / Complete producir conjugation >
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