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producer [prə'dju:sə(r)]∎ the country is a major producer of coffee or coffee producer ce pays est un important producteur de café;∎ this region is Europe's biggest wine producer cette région est la plus grande productrice de vin d'Europe(b) (of film) producteur(trice) m,f; (of play, of TV or radio programme → organizer, financer) producteur(trice) m,f; (→ director) réalisateur(trice) m,f►► producer gas gaz m de gazogène;producer goods biens mpl de production -
2 producer
(of raw materials, goods) producteur(trice) m, f;∎ this region is Europe's biggest wine producer cette région est la plus grande productrice de vin d'Europeproducers' association syndicat m de producteurs;producers' co-operative coopérative f de production;producer goods biens m pl de production
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