IPA: /prəˈduːs/
KK: /prəˈdus/
To create or yield something, especially in terms of products or results.
The farm produces a variety of fruits and vegetables each season.
Past: produced
Past Participle: produced
Farm products, especially fresh fruits and vegetables, considered together.
The market sells a variety of produce, including apples, carrots, and lettuce.
To create or bring something into existence, often through effort or work.
The factory will produce thousands of toys this year.
Past: produced
Past Participle: produced
Produce → It is formed from "pro-" (meaning forth) and "ducere" (meaning to lead). The word means to lead forth or bring something into existence.
Think of 'leading forth' something — 'pro-' means forth, and 'ducere' means to lead, which helps you remember that produce means to bring something into existence.