produce in Greek
produce in Greek is παράγω — produce means to make or create something, especially in large quantities.
produce in Greek
παράγω
Pronounced: parago
(transitive) To bring forth, to yield, make, manufacture, or otherwise generate.
What does "produce" mean?
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verb To make or create something, especially in large quantities.
"Our small bakery produces over two hundred loaves before the shops open."
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verb To show or present something for inspection.
"Could you produce some proof of address when you open the account?"
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noun Fresh fruits and vegetables, especially from farming.
"I always buy my produce from the stall near the station."
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produce in a sentence
- Our small bakery produces over two hundred loaves before the shops open.
- The factory produces thousands of cars each year.
- Could you produce some proof of address when you open the account?
- At the gate, every passenger had to produce a valid ticket.
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What is "produce" in Greek?
"produce" in Greek is παράγω. produce means: To make or create something, especially in large quantities.
How do you pronounce παράγω?
"produce" in Greek is παράγω, pronounced "parago".
How do you use "produce" in a sentence?
Example: "Our small bakery produces over two hundred loaves before the shops open." In Greek, "produce" is παράγω.
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