Productionの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: for whatever purpose

A: It's probably referring to how a child's language and conversational skills improve. Better grammar, can participate in more difficult topics, social skills improve, etc.

A: to increase production

A: it means that whatever is being produced is being made in the same facility. for example, if you say “these shoes are produced in house” it means they are produced in the same place.

A: 「生産現場」だと思います。
または生産工場かな？

A: you can mostly use them interchangeably. The only time it doesn’t make sense to use them is if it is after April 7th and production will not be halted at the same time again next year.

A: I'm not very good at explaining but
to produce something is like making something - like food
a product is a good that is sold - like perfume
production is the method of making something - like HOW did you make it.

A: The grammar used in “a” is incorrect. “Succeed” is a word in future tense. It is similar to if you were trying to say “ 熟練には頑張ったので会社は実り多いです but you said “熟練には頑張っているので会社は実り多いです” instead. Since the sentence is talking about the past, you need to use past tense. The past tense of succeed is “succeeded”.

A:
- The concept of the 'product' is to create a good quality item/product which should be reliable along with unique features for the consumers.
- The concept of 'production' is to make the product available in the market at an affordable price.

A: “secure” would mean protection from outsiders. People trying to steal things, computer hacking, people breaking in.

“safe” or “safety” would mean safe working conditions for the workers/employees. So they don’t hurt themselves.

A: I think, it is about where the cars made, if it's made in the country, it is local. So it is Zero Emission cars that made locally.

A: Beer production.
It’s a compound noun. For some reason beer is generally in the singular..

You can say “Beer’s flavor” but even there we would normally say “I don’t like the flavor of beer”.

One thing you can say is “how many beers did you have”, but even that is somewhat colloquial and it would be safer to say “how much beer did you have”

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A: Yes. "Transfer production" is used commonly. It means "change the location where production occurs".

A: Since A is no longer in production, I have to look for an alternative item. (You can name the item: television/computer/vacuum, etc)

A: Try this:

We aim to create environment-friendly products.

A: She is just a figment of the writer's mind

A: Her production company wants her to do a commercial.