product
♦♦♦ prod|uct /pr'ɒdʌkt/ (products)
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A product is something that is produced and sold in large quantities, often as a result of a manufacturing process.
Try to get the best product at the lowest price...
South Korea's imports of consumer products jumped 33% in this year.
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If you say that someone or something is a product of a situation or process, you mean that the situation or process has had a significant effect in making them what they are.
We are all products of our time...
The bank is the product of a 1971 merger of two Japanese banks.end prod|uct (end products)
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The end product of something is the thing that is produced or achieved by means of it.
It is the end product of exhaustive research and development.gross do|mes|tic prod|uct (gross domestic products)
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A country's gross domestic product is the total value of all the goods it has produced and the services it has provided in a particular year, not including its income from investments in other countries. (BUSINESS)
= GDPgross na|tion|al prod|uct (gross national products)
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A country's gross national product is the total value of all the goods it has produced and the services it has provided in a particular year, including its income from investments in other countries. (BUSINESS)
= GNPmilk prod|uct (milk products)
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Milk products are foods made from milk, for example butter, cheese, and yoghurt.
= dairy productsprod|uct line (product lines)
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A product line is a group of related products produced by one manufacturer, for example products that are intended to be used for similar purposes or to be sold in similar types of shops. (BUSINESS)
A well-known UK supermarket launches more than 1,000 new product lines each year.prod|uct place|ment (product placements)
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Product placement is a form of advertising in which a company has its product placed where it can be clearly seen during a film or television programme. (BUSINESS)
It was the first movie to feature onscreen product placement for its own merchandise.
1 [N-COUNT]
A product is something that is produced and sold in large quantities, often as a result of a manufacturing process.
Try to get the best product at the lowest price...
South Korea's imports of consumer products jumped 33% in this year.
2 [N-COUNT] N of n
If you say that someone or something is a product of a situation or process, you mean that the situation or process has had a significant effect in making them what they are.
We are all products of our time...
The bank is the product of a 1971 merger of two Japanese banks.end prod|uct (end products)
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The end product of something is the thing that is produced or achieved by means of it.
It is the end product of exhaustive research and development.gross do|mes|tic prod|uct (gross domestic products)
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A country's gross domestic product is the total value of all the goods it has produced and the services it has provided in a particular year, not including its income from investments in other countries. (BUSINESS)
= GDPgross na|tion|al prod|uct (gross national products)
[N-VAR]
A country's gross national product is the total value of all the goods it has produced and the services it has provided in a particular year, including its income from investments in other countries. (BUSINESS)
= GNPmilk prod|uct (milk products)
[N-COUNT] usu pl
Milk products are foods made from milk, for example butter, cheese, and yoghurt.
= dairy productsprod|uct line (product lines)
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A product line is a group of related products produced by one manufacturer, for example products that are intended to be used for similar purposes or to be sold in similar types of shops. (BUSINESS)
A well-known UK supermarket launches more than 1,000 new product lines each year.prod|uct place|ment (product placements)
[N-VAR]
Product placement is a form of advertising in which a company has its product placed where it can be clearly seen during a film or television programme. (BUSINESS)
It was the first movie to feature onscreen product placement for its own merchandise.