product

product
noun
1) (thing produced) Produkt, das; (of industrial process) Erzeugnis, das; (of art or intellect) Werk, das

carbon dioxide is a product of respiration — Kohlendioxid entsteht bei der Atmung

2) (result) Folge, die
3) (Math.) Produkt, das (of aus). See also academic.ru/32552/gross">gross I 1. 4)
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['prodəkt]
noun
1) (a result: The plan was the product of hours of thought.) das Ergebnis
2) (something manufactured: The firm manufactures metal products.) das Produkt
3) (the result of multiplying one number by another: The product of 9 and 2 is 18.) das Produkt
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prod·uct
[ˈprɒdʌkt, AM ˈprɑ:-]
n
1. (sth produced) Produkt nt, Erzeugnis nt
dairy \products Milchprodukte pl
food \products Nahrungsmittel pl
to be a \product of one's environment (fig) ein Produkt seiner Umgebung sein
to be a \product on one's mind (hum) nur in jds Vorstellung existieren
to be a \product of the 1960s/one's time ein Kind der 60er-Jahre/seiner Zeit sein
2. (result) Ergebnis nt, Folge f
3. MATH Produkt nt
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['prɒdʌkt]
n
Produkt nt, Erzeugnis nt; (fig = result, ALSO MATH, CHEM) Produkt nt

food products — Nahrungsmittel pl

product placement — Produktplacement nt

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product [ˈprɒdʌkt; US ˈprɑdəkt] s
1. Produkt n, Erzeugnis n (auch WIRTSCH, TECH):
product engineering Fertigungstechnik f;
product liability Produkthaftung f;
product line
a) Herstellungsprogramm n,
b) Erzeugnisgruppe f;
product manager Produktmanager m;
product patent Stoffpatent n;
product placement ( FILM, TV) Product-Placement n (Form der Schleichwerbung, bei der ein Produkt als Requisit in die Handlung einbezogen wird)
2. CHEM, MATH Produkt n
3. fig (auch Geistes)Produkt n, Ergebnis n, Resultat n, Frucht f, Werk n
4. fig Produkt n (Person):
he was the product of his time
prod abk
1. produce (produced)
2. product
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noun
1) (thing produced) Produkt, das; (of industrial process) Erzeugnis, das; (of art or intellect) Werk, das

carbon dioxide is a product of respiration — Kohlendioxid entsteht bei der Atmung

2) (result) Folge, die
3) (Math.) Produkt, das (of aus). See also gross I 1. 4)
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n.
Erzeugnis n.
Produkt -e (Mathematik) n.
Produkt -e n.

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