Pronunciation

/prəˈdʌkʃn/

Definitions

Noun

1. Production: The act or process of making or bringing something into existence, especially goods or services. For example: “The company’s annual production of automobiles increased by 20%.”
2. Film/TV Production: The process of creating a movie or television show, including planning, filming, and post-production. For example: “The production crew worked tirelessly to meet the tight deadline.”
3. Artistic Production: The creation of art, such as music, theater, or visual arts. For example: “The play’s successful production was a result of months of hard work.”

Verb

1. To produce or bring forth something, often as a result of effort or skill. For example: “She produced a beautiful painting for her exhibition.”
2. To cause or arrange the creation or appearance of something. For example: “The company is working on producing a new line of products.”

Phrases

• “Production line” refers to a series of steps in manufacturing where goods are made continuously.
• “Final production” is the completed, ready-to-distribute version of a product.
• “Behind-the-scenes production” refers to the work done before a performance or recording that is not visible to the audience.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The factory’s monthly production figures were down due to labor shortages.”
• Verb: “The director worked with the actors to produce a convincing performance.”
• Production: “The film’s production was delayed due to unforeseen weather conditions.”

Synonyms

• Creation
• Output
• Manufacturing
• Generation
• Output
• Execution
• Formation
• Development