manufacture
word
/ˌmænjəˈfæktʃɝ/
/mˌænjuːfˈæktʃɐ/
Definition
To make something in large quantities, usually in a factory using machines. It can refer to producing goods for sale.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in formal, technical, or business contexts, especially for industrial products. Common collocations: 'manufacture goods,' 'manufacture parts.' Sometimes used more generally as a fancy word for 'make,' but less often about handmade or small-scale items.
Spanish: fabricar - manufacturarPortuguese (BR): fabricar - manufaturarPortuguese (PT): fabricar - manufaturarChinese (Simplified): 制造 - 生产Chinese (Traditional): 製造 - 生產Hindi: निर्माण करनाArabic: يصنعBengali: উৎপাদন করাRussian: производить - изготавливатьJapanese: 製造するVietnamese: sản xuất - chế tạoKorean: 제조하다 - 생산하다Turkish: üretmek - imal etmekUrdu: تیار کرنا - بناناIndonesian: memproduksi - membuat
Example Sentences
They manufacture cars in this factory.
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The company manufactures toys for children.
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We manufacture parts for computers.
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Smartphones are manufactured all over the world.
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It takes less time to manufacture plastic bottles than glass ones.
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Many electronics companies manufacture their products overseas to save costs.
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