production 的 2 个定义
- regularly manufactured; not custom-made, specially produced, or experimental: a production model.
production 近义词
creating of goods, result
production 的近义词 31 个
- construction
- management
- manufacture
- manufacturing
- assembly
- bearing
- blossoming
- creation
- direction
- elongation
- fabrication
- formulation
- fructification
- generation
- giving
- making
- origination
- preparation
- presentation
- prolongation
- protraction
- provision
- rendering
- reproduction
- return
- staging
- yielding
- authoring
- engendering
- extention
- producing
production 的反义词 3 个
更多production例句
- Suffice to say it will be a fabulous season of proven hit productions at the beach.
- He warned that politics should have no place in the production of a vaccine.
- Palms that produce mangled fruit have an altered molecular switch that interferes with expression levels of genes relevant to healthy fruit production.
- Meanwhile, scripted and unscripted shows have returned to physical production.
- Other metrics, like investment and industrial production growth, have shown stronger signs of recovery.
- I think we handled it as well as we could have, given the exigencies of production.
- Total oil production figures include crude oil, natural gas liquids, and other liquid energy products.
- But with the pipeline, transportation costs drop and production would be higher.
- The trio formed the Sad Boys collective, with Sherm and Gud on production and Lean manning the mic.
- Google itself has taken a break and put plans for mass production on hold.
- The improvement of transport still further swelled the volume of production.
- Of the extent of this increased power of production we can only speak in general terms.
- In the preceding chapter an examination has been made of the purely mechanical side of the era of machine production.
- The carrying of these heavy government debts is a question of the future production of goods, of commerce, and of saving.
- The imitative impulse prompting to the production of the semblance of something appears very early in child-life.