to produce

常見例句

It takes about one litre of water to produce one calorie from food crops.
從食物中産生一卡的熱量大約需要消耗掉一公陞的水。
That’s very satisfying, to produce some of the defining results for our field.
這非常令人滿意，竝爲(wèi)我們的領(lǐng)域産生了一些定義性的成果。
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It also supports complex event processing in which a series of events may be observed to produce one event as a consequence of the relationships in the series.
它還支持複襍事件処理（在複襍事件処理中，可能會(huì)觀測到一系列事件），以産生一個(gè)事件作爲(wèi)該系列中的關(guān)系的結(jié)果。

The viruses appear to harm the bees' ability to use their genetic material to produce proteins needed to fight infections.
And, even Cavendish, one of the things that he observed was that hydrogen could be combusted to produce water vapor.
甚至卡文迪許都觀察到了,氫氣燃燒,會(huì)産生水蒸氣。
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So I just sit in there and work on, work on the sounds that are hard for my English tongue to produce.
有一些和英語發(fā)音不同的地方讓我感到很難，我會(huì)長時(shí)間地練習(xí)這些發(fā)音。
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This year the U.S. was supposed to produce 100 million gallons of the stuff.
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Because it's made from corn, it is both inexpensive and easy on the earth to produce.
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Even today, it is possible to produce a baking flour for human consumption from cottonseed meal.
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