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1 produire
produire [pʀɔdyiʀ]➭ TABLE 381. transitive verb• produire une bonne/mauvaise impression sur qn to make a good/bad impression on sb2. reflexive verba. ( = survenir) to happenb. [acteur, chanteur] to perform* * *pʀɔdɥiʀ
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1) ( fabriquer) to produce2) ( cultiver) to produce, to grow [céréales, café, coton]; ( donner) [arbre, terre] to yield; [région, pays] to produce3) (causer, provoquer) to produce, to have [effet, résultat]; to produce, to bring about [changement]; to create, to make [impression]; to cause, to create [sensation, émotion]4) (réaliser, créer) to produceun artiste/écrivain qui produit beaucoup — a prolific artist/writer
6) ( montrer) to produce [certificat]
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se produire verbe pronominal1) ( survenir) [catastrophe, changement] to occur, to happen2) ( donner un spectacle) [groupe, chanteur] to perform* * *pʀɔdɥiʀ vt* * *produire verb table: conduireA vtr1 ( fabriquer) to produce [marchandise, objet, pétrole]; to produce, to generate [électricité, énergie, chaleur, fumée, gaz]; cette usine produit peu this factory has a low output;2 Agric ( cultiver) to produce, to grow [céréales, café, coton]; ( donner) [arbre, terre] to yield; [région, pays] to produce [vin, blé, maïs]; cet arbre ne produit plus this tree no longer bears fruit;3 (causer, provoquer) to produce, to have [effet, résultat]; to produce, to bring about [changement]; to create, to make [impression]; to cause, to create [sensation, émotion]; ces mesures mettront du temps à produire leurs effets it will be some time before the effects of these measures are felt; produire une bonne/mauvaise impression to create a good/bad impression;5 ( créer) to produce [œuvre, tableau]; to produce, to make [logiciel]; un artiste/écrivain qui produit beaucoup a prolific artist/writer;6 ( donner naissance à) [pays, système, époque] to produce [génie, scientifique]; un club qui produit d'excellents athlètes a club that turns out ou produces great athletes;7 Fin ( rapporter) to bring in [argent, richesse]; to yield [intérêt]; faire produire qch to make sth yield a return;8 Admin, Jur ( montrer) to produce [papier d'identité, certificat]; to produce, to bring [sb] forward [témoin].B se produire vpr1 ( survenir) [catastrophe, changement] to occur, to happen; cela se produit souvent that happens a lot;2 ( donner un spectacle) [groupe, chanteur] to perform.[prɔdɥir] verbe transitif1. [fabriquer - bien de consommation] to produce, to manufacture ; [ - énergie, électricité] to produce, to generate3. [causer - bruit, vapeur] to produce, to make, to cause ; [ - douleur, démangeaison] to produce, to cause ; [ - changement] to effect, to bring about (separable) ; [ - résultat] to produce4. [créer - suj: artiste] to produceil a produit quelques bons romans he has written ou produced a few good novelsa. [écrivain] he writes a lotb. [musicien] he writes ou composes a lotc. [cinéaste] he makes a lot of films6. [engendrer] to producecombien le XIXe siècle/Mexique a-t-il produit de romancières? how many women novelists did 19th century produce/has Mexico produced?7. [présenter - passeport] to produce, to show ; [ - preuve] to adduce (soutenu), to produce ; [ - témoin] to produce————————se produire verbe pronominal intransitif
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