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1 manufacture
mænju'fæk ə
1. verb1) (to make, originally by hand but now usually by machinery and in large quantities: This firm manufactures cars at the rate of two hundred per day.) fabricar, confeccionar, elaborar2) (to invent (something false): He manufactured an excuse for being late.) inventar
2. noun(the process of manufacturing: the manufacture of glass.) fabricación, confección, elaboraciónmanufacture vb fabricartr[mænjə'fækʧəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (gen) fabricación nombre femenino; (of clothing) confección nombre femenino; (of foodstuffs) elaboración nombre femenino2 figurative use (excuse etc) inventarmanufacture [.mænjə'fækʧər] vt, - tured ; - turing : fabricar, manufacturar, confeccionar (ropa), elaborar (comestibles): manufactura f, fabricación f, confección f (de ropa), elaboración f (de comestibles)n.• elaboración s.f.• fabricación s.f.• fábrica s.f.• manufactura s.f.v.• elaborar v.• fabricar v.• manufacturar v.
I 'mænjə'fæktʃər, ˌmænjʊ'fæktʃə(r)transitive verb \<\<cars/toys\>\> fabricar*, manufacturar; \<\<clothes\>\> confeccionar; \<\<foodstuffs\>\> elaborar, producir*manufactured goods — productos mpl manufacturados, manufacturas fpl
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mass noun ( act) fabricación f, manufactura f; ( of clothes) confección f; ( of foodstuffs) elaboración f[ˌmænjʊ'fæktʃǝ(r)]1. N1) (=act) fabricación f2) (=manufactured item) producto m manufacturado2. VT1) (Ind) fabricarmanufactured goods — productos mpl manufacturados
2) (fig) fabricar, inventar* * *
I ['mænjə'fæktʃər, ˌmænjʊ'fæktʃə(r)]transitive verb \<\<cars/toys\>\> fabricar*, manufacturar; \<\<clothes\>\> confeccionar; \<\<foodstuffs\>\> elaborar, producir*manufactured goods — productos mpl manufacturados, manufacturas fpl
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mass noun ( act) fabricación f, manufactura f; ( of clothes) confección f; ( of foodstuffs) elaboración f -
2 manufacture
s.fabricación, manufactura (acto)vt.1 fabricar (cars, clothes); inventarse (sentido figurado) (excuse); sacarse de la manga (evidence)2 confeccionar, elaborar, fabricar, manufacturar.vi.estar ocupado en alguna manufactura. (pt & pp manufactured) -
3 fabricate
'fæbrikeit(to make up something that is not true (a story, accusation etc): to fabricate an excuse.) inventartr['fæbrɪkeɪt]1 (story) inventar; (document) falsificar2 (build) fabricar1) construct, manufacture: construir, fabricar2) invent: inventar (excusas o mentiras)v.• fabricar (IND) v.• forjar v.'fæbrɪkeɪta) ( invent) inventar(se)b) ( manufacture) ( Tech) fabricar*['fæbrɪkeɪt]VT1) (=manufacture) [+ goods etc] fabricar2) (fig) inventar; [+ document, evidence] falsificar* * *['fæbrɪkeɪt]a) ( invent) inventar(se)b) ( manufacture) ( Tech) fabricar*
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